Sky to broadcast | Stieler to officiate | Ten changes

Line-up: ten changes

Borussia Dortmund will start the match with a fresh team. Nico Schlotterbeck is the only player in the starting line-up who was also in the XI in Paris.
Starting XI: Meyer - Wolf, Süle, Schlotterbeck, Morey - Özcan - Nmecha, Reus - Malen, Moukoko, Bynoe-Gittens
Bench: Lotka, Sancho, Brandt, Maatsen, Can, Ryerson, Pohlmann, Wätjen, Papadopoulos

Referee: Stieler to officiate

Referee Tobias Stieler, from Hamburg, will be in charge of the match. He will be assisted by Christian Gittelmann and Mark Borsch. The fourth official is Robert Hartmann. Matthias Jöllenbeck is on duty as video assistant. The 42-year-old sports psychologist will be making his 180th appearance in the Bundesliga. This will be the 27th time Tobias Stieler has whistled a match involving BVB. The record to date: 16 wins, four draws, six defeats. He first took charge of a BVB match on 10 May 2014, when the Black & Yellows won 4-0 away to Hertha BSC. The most recent one was a 3-1 home win over Eintracht Frankfurt.

Live broadcast: Sky & Net Radio

The match can be watched live on TV via Sky. The pre-match coverage starts at 17:30 CEST. Sebastian Hellmann will present the programme with Julia Simic and Lothar Matthäus by his side as pundits. The game will be commentated by Wolff-Christoph Fuss. The BVB Net Radio will give you the usual Black & Yellow take, with Boris Rupert and Stephan Gabele the reporters on site. Match highlights plus the press conference and reactions will be available on BVB TV.

Weather: Sunny and warm

The weather forecast for Saturday: It is set to be sunny almost the entire day. Temperatures will be up to 24 degrees throughout the day and will only drop to 19 degrees Celsius once the game has ended. The probability of rain is estimated to be 0% the entire day.

Kits: BVB in Black & Yellow

Borussia Dortmund will line up in yellow shirts with black shorts and yellow socks. Mainz will take to the field in white and red shirts with red sleeves, white shorts and red socks.

Live ticker: Over to the app

Our digital channels operate at full throttle on matchday. And that's not only the case during the match, but throughout the matchday too – starting at 09:09 CEST of course. In "Matchday Mode", the BVB app offers news, pictures, posts, videos, statistics and plenty more match info besides. The live ticker starts at kick-off and then updates you on all the important moments. In addition to the live ticker, there will be full match highlights, statistics and first-hand info on our social media channels Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The quickest match report in the league can be found on the app and at bvb.de seconds after the final whistle. On our website, there will then be match reactions and facts to read.