While both look in great shape to qualify for the knockout stage, nonetheless some importance here as the winner puts itself in a great spot to get a first-round bye when the next phase unfolds in February. Dortmund's European form has been better than its Bundesliga form, where it currently sits sixth, as sixteen goals in five Champions League encounters suggests; watch young English striker Jamie Gittens, with goals in each of the last four Dortmund matches. Barca has been wobbling a bit lately, too, but has unquestioned firepower, and this could be a special night for star Robert Lewandowski, who spent four years at Dortmund earlier in his career. Barca has saved its best offense for the Champions League, it seems, scoring 17 times across the last four outings. Play Borussia Dortmund-Barcelona "Over"