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Borussia Dortmund coach Lucien Favre is hopeful over the fitness of Marco Reus after the forward was substituted during his team's DFB-Pokal exit.
Reus came off at half-time of Dortmund's penalty shoot-out loss to Werder Bremen on Tuesday with an injury, having equalised shortly before the break.
Asked if the 29-year-old could play against Hoffenheim, Favre told a news conference: "We hope, but we don't know yet.
Through thick and thin pic.twitter.com/Yigkf22caj— Borussia Dortmund (@BlackYellow) February 5, 2019
"I can't answer that definitely. We will have to wait some days and examine him again.
"[Wednesday] will be too early so we will have to wait a day longer, but we hope."
Dortmund went ahead twice in extra time against Bremen but were pegged back before losing 4-2 on penalties.
