How to watch today's St. Pauli vs Borussia Dortmund Bundesliga game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Struggling for consistency, Borussia Dortmund take on relegation-threatened St. Pauli in Saturday's Bundesliga game at Millerntor-Stadion.

Even with Niko Kovac taking over the hot seat as the new manager, BVB have managed just two wins in the last five games in all competitions. However, the Black and Yellow will now look to build upon their qualification to the Champions League knockouts and the 6-0 league victory against Union Berlin.

St. Pauli have dropped to 15th - just one spot above the drop zone - as the 2-0 loss at Mainz last time out has extended their winless run in the league to four straight games.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch St. Pauli vs Borussia Dortmund online - TV channels & live streams

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St. Pauli vs Borussia Dortmund kick-off time

Bundesliga - Bundesliga

Millerntor Stadion

The Bundesliga match between St. Pauli and Borussia Dortmund will be played at Millerntor-Stadion in Hamburg, Germany.

It will kick off at 6:30 am PT / 9:30 am ET on Saturday, March 1, in the US.

Team news & squads

St. Pauli vs Borussia Dortmund lineups

St. Pauli

3-4-3

Formation

4-2-3-1

BVB

22

N. Vasilj

44

S. van der Heyden

4

D. Nemeth

5

H. Wahl

23

P. Treu

7

C

J. Irvine

21

L. Ritzka

8

E. Smith

13

N. Weisshaupt

11

J. Eggestein

26

E. Saad

1

G. Kobel

5

R. Bensebaini

4

N. Schlotterbeck

23

C

E. Can

2

Y. Couto

27

K. Adeyemi

13

P. Gross

7

G. Reyna

20

M. Sabitzer

14

M. Beier

9

S. Guirassy

4-2-3-1

BVB

FCP

-Line up

• 22

  N. Vasilj

• 44

  S. van der Heyden

• 4

  D. Nemeth

• 5

  H. Wahl

• 23

  P. Treu

• 7

  J. Irvine (C)

• 21

  L. Ritzka

  83’

• 8

  E. Smith

• 13

  N. Weisshaupt

  83’

• 11

  J. Eggestein

  73’

• 26

  E. Saad

  57’

Substitutes

• 10

  D. Sinani

  83’

• 1

  B. Voll

• 2

  M. Saliakas

  83’

• 18

  S. Banks

• 20

  E. Ahlstrand

• 17

  O. Afolayan

  57’

• 19

  A. Albers

• 25

  A. Dzwigala

• 9

  A. Ceesay

  73’

  79’

Manager

• A. Blessin

BVB

-Line up

• 1

  G. Kobel

• 5

  R. Bensebaini

  74’

• 4

  N. Schlotterbeck

  13’

• 23

  E. Can (C)

• 2

  Y. Couto

• 27

  K. Adeyemi

  58’

  83’

  83’

• 13

  P. Gross

• 7

  G. Reyna

  74’

• 20

  M. Sabitzer

• 14

  M. Beier

  89’

• 9

  S. Guirassy

  50’

  89’

Substitutes

• 43

  J. Gittens

  83’

• 10

  J. Brandt

  89’

• 17

  C. Chukwuemeka

  74’

• 3

  W. Anton

• 25

  N. Suele

• 16

  J. Duranville

• 33

  A. Meyer

• 6

  S. Oezcan

  89’

• 24

  D. Svensson

  74’

Manager

• N. Kovac

St. Pauli team news

The hosts have more than half a dozen players on the injury list, including goalkeeper Sascha Burchert and the defensive duo of Karol Mets and Manolis Saliakas.

David Nemeth, Hauke Wahl and Siebe Van der Heyden are likely to shield Nikola Vasilj in goal, while Jackson Irvine and Eric Smith compensate the absence of Robert Wagner in the middle.

Elsewhere, without injured forwards James Sands, Morgan Guilavogui and Simon Zoller, the likes of Elias Saad, Johannes Eggestein and Noah Weisshaupt could be handed starts up front.

Borussia Dortmund team news

Kovac has a much bigger pool of players to pick from, given that only Filippo Mane, Felix Nmecha and Julian Brandt remain unavailable for selection due to injuries.

Marcel Sabitzer and Pascal Gross should continue as the midfield pivot, with Serhou Guirassy supported in attack by Karim Adeyemi, Giovanni Reyna and Jamie Bynoe-Gittens.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

FCP

Last 5 matches

BVB

1

Win

0

Draws

4

Wins

• Borussia Dortmund

  2

  -

  1

  St. Pauli

• St. Pauli

  2

  -

  1

  Borussia Dortmund

• Borussia Dortmund

  3

  -

  2

  St. Pauli

• St. Pauli

  1

  -

  2

  Borussia Dortmund

• St. Pauli

  0

  -

  3

  Borussia Dortmund

6

Goals scored

11

Games over 2.5 goals

5/5

Both teams scored

4/5

Standings

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