DAsseldorf - Borussia Dortmundas 2-1 win at Fortuna DAsseldorf on Matchday 31 was, in more ways than one, the ideal warm-up for the biggest game in the clubas recent history. Mind instructor JArgen Klopp presided over a sixth group win in a line that leaves Dortmund just two things from promising themselves a second-placed end. Perhaps moreover, however, the players that starred in the 4-1 thrashing of Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League semi-final first knee got a rest prior to the all-important return game next Tuesday. Undoubtedly with a watch on next week's installation, Klopp made as many as five changes to his group, with Mats Hummels the only real representative from the medial side that shone so brightly against Real. Little difference was made very by it to the Yellow Blacks, although, as a screamer from Nuri Sahin and a Jakub Blaszczykowski reach after having a cool team transfer were enough to see off Fortuna. A bit was struggled by awe with so many changes to the team, but weare all qualified and weall do the job asked people, regardless of who plays," described membership captain Sebastian Kehl following the game. aWe wanted to win to create area safe and to boost our confidence in front of Tuesday.a The only blot to the copybook was the concession of a late DAsseldorf target, while Robert Lewandowski was unable to increase his report of scoring in twelve successive group games. An indirect help for his compatriot Blaszczykowski will have been some consolation, though, and one thinks his mood will still be sky-high after his historic four-goal cart last Wednesday. The eyes of the earth will again be on the Poland international when Dortmund get to the field at the Bernabeu, and in view of the first leg effect, Klopp's men will be many peoplesa favourites to progress to the final. An altogether more cautious view was taken by kehl, however. aTuesday is likely to be very difficulta, he warned. aWe donat for one minute think that weave already managed to get to the final in London.a A 3-0 win for Real could see them progress at BVBas cost, and the nine-time European Champions have history in that regard, against a German side no less. In 1985, they lost 5-1 absent at Borussia Monchengladbach, but still experienced after winning the home leg 4-0. Such views wonat, but, be entertained with a Dortmund team unbeaten in eleven Champions League games this season. Amazement need certainly to create still another efficiency like we did in the very first leg," feels Kehl. Understanding that objective will surely be adequate to book their day at London on 25 Might and close a first Champions League final look since 1997. Tobias Gonscherowski
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