Jurgen Klopp will be looking to mark his final Bundesliga game in charge of Borussia Dortmund in style by securing UEFA Europa League qualification against fellow hopefuls Werder Bremen.
The much-loved head coach, who is leaving at the end of the season, will take charge at Signal Iduna Park for the 238th time as he nears the curtain call on his seven-year stay at the club.
Having struggled in the first half of the season, Dortmund have enjoyed a revival in 2015 and a draw on Saturday - when long-serving midfielder Sebastian Kehl will also bid farewell to Signal Iduna Park - would almost certainly be enough to claim seventh.
If Augsburg are beaten at high-flying Borussia Monchengladbach, a Dortmund win would move them into sixth - the lowest they have previously finished under Klopp.
Speaking at his pre-match news conference, Klopp said: "The world won't end if we don't qualify for the Europa League, but it would be much nicer if we do."
Thomas Tuchel will be in charge when Dortmund return for a new campaign, following Klopp's footsteps from Mainz to the Westphalia.
Werder won the reverse fixture 2-1 in December as goals from Davie Selke and Fin Bartels rendered Mats Hummels' effort a mere consolation.
Only one part of the equation rests in Werder's hands, though.
Skrypnyk's men will need to lick their wounds from the 2-0 home loss to Gladbach last time out, which cost them a far more realistic shot at climbing into the automatic Europa League places.
