Borussia Dortmund v Bayern Munich (17:30 BST, BT Sport 1)

Neither head coach will like to refer to this contest as a title decider, but an away victory would almost certainly wrap up yet another Bundesliga crown for Bayern Munich.

The current champions already hold a four-point lead over Dortmund going into Tuesday's meeting at Signal Iduna Park. Dortmund have continued to apply the pressure on this side of the winter break, but they are battling a Bayern side which oozes confidence under Hansi Flick's leadership.

The weekend saw differing types of victory for these two. Bayern put five past Eintracht Frankfurt while Dortmund were dragged into an ugly battle against Wolfsburg. Yet, despite sitting in awe of this Bayern attack on Saturday evening, I felt we gained more confidence from Dortmund's scrappy 2-0 scoreline earlier in the day.

In previous years, Dortmund would have lost that type of game. A physical opponent who were making it difficult for them to get going turned the contest into an attritional battle that perhaps demonstrated the maturity of this team - even after Mats Hummels was forced off with injury at half-time.

The problem for Dortmund was that they looked shaky without Hummels' presence in the back line. The confidence from the first 45 minutes was lost in the second. You can read more about that here. It wasn't just the defence that suffered, but so too did the entire team as it sent a sort of ripple effect throughout the squad.