This week, the Bundesliga has promising prospects to secure an additional Champions League spot for the 2026/27 season, especially with Poland leading the UEFA coefficient rankings. Currently, the Bundesliga ranks third behind Poland and England, with seven teams participating in European competitions after six game days in Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League. Germany's strong position is partly due to bonus points from the Conference League phase, where Polish teams have excelled. The league's chances depend on how well its teams perform in the knockout stages, with Eintracht Frankfurt currently the only team at risk of not advancing. The UEFA coefficient ranking shows Poland at the top with 13.625 points, followed by England and Germany. The Bundesliga's potential extra Champions League spot hinges on the best performing nations, with the Premier League and Serie A also vying for additional places. Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund faces injury dilemmas with key players Aaron Anselmino and Marcel Sabitzer, both sidelined due to injuries. Sabitzer suffers from calf problems and may be out for weeks, while Anselmino has been out for over a month with thigh issues. Despite these setbacks, Dortmund aims for a win against Tottenham Hotspur to improve their chances of advancing in the Champions League, with coach Niko Kovač emphasizing the importance of the match and the current form of Tottenham, who have struggled in recent league games.