Klopp set for farewell

Jurgen Klopp admits he may not be able to contain his emotions for his last home league game as Borussia Dortmund coach when he hosts Werder Bremen on Saturday.

"There will be a special atmosphere and I don't know what will be going on inside me after the final if we win," admitted the 47-year-old.

Klopp's final game in charge is the German Cup final on May 30 against VfL Wolfsburg at Berlin's Olympic Stadium having announced in April that he will leave at the end of the season.

But emotions promise to run high at Dortmund's Westfalenstadion when the vast majority of the sold-out 80,667-strong crowd farewell their hero.

Dortmund can finish in the top six with three points, providing Borussia Moechengladbach beat Augsburg, which would give them a Europa League berth under Klopp's replacement Thomas Tuchel.

But likewise, a win for Bremen could put them in the Europa League next season, providing Wolfsburg beat Dortmund in the cup final the week after.

"Both teams have a huge chance and for us, the Europa League has been the most we could achieve for months," said Klopp.

"We don't feel any pressure, we just see a great opportunity."

It is also the last home game of ex-Germany international and former Dortmund captain Sebastian Kehl before retiring.

"It's the last league game of the season and the last home match of Sebastian Kehl, who has played an incredibly important role for the club in recent years," said Klopp.

"The question is: what role will nostalgia play compared to the here and now?

"I hope that we will manage to put on a really good 'Dortmund' display and run a real full-throttle event."