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Germany's Per Mertesacker (L-R) Andre Schuerrle, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Jerome Boateng and Thomas Mueller celebrate after winning the FIFA World Cup 2014 qualifying soccer match between Ireland and Germany at Aviva stadium in Dublin, Ireland, 12 October 2012. Photo: Federico Gambarini/dpa

After a week's hiatus for World Cup qualifiers, the Bundesliga is back for round 8. And this weekend features the mother of all German derbies.

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Dortmund-Schalke

Dortmund and Schalke face off in a clash of Ruhr Valley rivals. This classic match-up is one fans look forward to all season. Going into this game the teams were tied in the all-time statistics: each had won 32 times against the other.

Düsseldorf - Bayern Munich

This game may at first sound one-sided, but these squads have the two stingiest defenses in the league. The only question is. Can newly promoted Düsseldorf handle the kind of high-quality firepower that Bayern has?

Bremen - Mönchengladbach

Do you know when Gladbach won the last time in Bremen? It was 22 matches ago. Both teams are struggling at the moment. So no one has a clear advantage here.

Frankfurt - Hanover

Frankfurt have been having a fairytale season so far, but can they keep it going against Hanover? Hanover has run hot-and-cold this year, but they have midfield wizard Szabolcs Huszti, who returned to Hanover after having played three season in Russia.

Bundesliga Compact

The remaining matches in round 8:

  • Hoffenheim - Greuther Fürth
  • Leverkusen - Mainz
  • Wolfsburg - Freiburg
  • Nuremberg - Augsburg
  • Hamburg - Stuttgart