The first participant of the DFB Cup will be determined on Tuesday evening. Die Werkself hosts the record holder, who’s going to have their 250th match in the German cup. There, the Munichers celebrated the victory for 212 times and were defeated for 37.

Unlike the incredible 4:4 draw in the first half of the season, the fans of both rivals celebrated fewer number of goals scored in the recent derby. The match at VELTINS-Arena ended with a 2:0 score in favor of Schalke 04.

A glimpse at the tournament table gives the certainty the match at the Opel Arena will be a pure relegation-mystery-novel. Mainzer, who is currently relegation-threatened, hosts Freiburg, who’s only 3 points ahead of their rival.

The Royal Blues and Black-and-Yellows will face head-to-head in the event for the intermediate second place on Saturday. The actual winner of the match in Gelsenkirchen will be one step closer to the vice-championship and a place in the Champions League.

There is no time for Pep Guardiola and his team to take a break since they have to get ready for another important match that will be held on Saturday night at Wembley. After the three-game scoreless streak, the highest-paid coach meets Tottenham Hotspur.

Wolfsburg needs to score points in the match against Augsburg in order to stretch its lead from the relegation zone. In the first round, the match was won by the away team with the 2:1 (0:1) score.

In the second leg against Marseille, Leipzig was defeated 5:2, having finished their European journey. Despite the victory in the first quarter-final and the advantage from the very first minutes, the Bundesliga’s team has failed to achieve the positive outcome of the match. Leipzig’s failures started with an own goal, making it even more complicated to fight against Olympique Marseille. The defending trio Konate, Ilsanker and Upamecano could not cope with pressure. Leipzig eventually became the last German team that left the tournament.

The team from the Eternal City makes a splash in the Champions League. Roma has won over Barcelona in the quarter finals after their 0-3 defeat in Catalonia in the first game one week ago. The match at the Olympic Stadium in Rome started with the Edin Dzeko’s early goal in the 5th minute. Then, the initiative was captured by Daniele de Rossi and Kostas Manolas, the last game’s losers. In the first match, both of them scored an own goal, and just one week later, they found a right way and managed to get a 3-0 home victory, thus seriously enhancing the team’s reputation in the League.

The defending vice-champion of Germany RB Leipzig hosted French Olympique from Marseille in the first leg of the Europa League quarter-finals. The first match ended in favor of the home team with the score 1:0 (1:0). Timo Werner bagged a winning goal and the goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi kept a clean sheet. The home match success is a perfect starting point for the Saxons before the return leg in France. The Marseille team boasted the best scoring moments, but the players failed to use them and were punished for it.