The black and yellows' November schedule

Wednesday, 4 November (9 pm, live on DAZN): BVB – Real Betis Borussia Dortmund have started the UEFA Champions League league phase with two wins from three games. On 4 November, BVB welcome Spanish side Real Betis to SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. The visitors from Seville have been one of the biggest surprises of the season so far: with nine points from three games, their perfect record puts them three points ahead of BVB.

Saturday, 7 November (3:30 pm, live on Sky): BVB – SV ElversbergAfter the blockbuster clash away to record champions Bayern Munich, next weekend brings a very different challenge: SV Elversberg are playing their first-ever Bundesliga season and have managed to stay clear of the relegation places so far. BVB, who have taken ten of a possible twelve Bundesliga points at home, are determined to pick up points against the newcomers.

Sunday, 15 November (3 pm, live on Pluto TV): BVB Women – FC Schalke 04It’s derby time at Stadion Rote Erde! BVB Women host FC Schalke 04 in a local derby and are aiming to set a new attendance record. The capacity of the Rote Erde will be increased to 17,555 for this match, which would represent the largest-ever crowd at a women’s Regionalliga game. Against their direct rivals for promotion to the Bundesliga 2, head coach Markus Högner’s team will be going all out for a derby win. Get your tickets now!

Sky): Borussia Mönchengladbach – BVB The clash between the two Borussias is one of the Bundesliga’s most historic fixtures. Borussia Dortmund and Borussia Mönchengladbach will meet in the league for the 109th time. Gladbach lost their first six Bundesliga games of the current season before claiming their first win with a 3-2 away victory at VfB Stuttgart on Matchday 7. BVB’s record stands at 46 wins, 29 draws and 33 defeats.

Saturday, 21 November (7 pm, live on sporteurope.tv): BVB Women’s Handball – HSG Blomberg-Lippe Reigning German champions HSG Blomberg-Lippe visit Dortmund, having also beaten BVB’s women’s handball team in the Supercup in August. That meeting in Munich was a real thriller, decided only by a seven-metre shootout. Now the teams meet again in the Alsco Handball Bundesliga Frauen. A genuine four-pointer between two of the HBF’s top teams.

Tuesday, 24 November (9 pm, live on Prime Video): Arsenal – BVB In the final week of November, the Black & Yellows travel to reigning English champions Arsenal. The London club reached last season’s UEFA Champions League final, but narrowly lost 4-3 on penalties to Paris Saint-Germain. Arsenal and BVB last crossed paths in Europe’s premier club competition twelve years ago. The Gunners came out on top that time, winning 2-0. Their current manager, Mikel Arteta, was still playing in Arsenal’s midfield in that match.

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