Borussia Dortmund make the trip north looking to respond after a 2-1 defeat in Der Klassiker against Bayern Munich, which ended their nine-match unbeaten start to the season [6W, 3D, 0L]. Niko Kovač’s side have been far more convincing on the continental stage, where their attacking flair has been on full display. The Black and Yellows have scored exactly four goals in each of their opening two UCL matches [4-4 vs Juventus, 4-1 vs Athletic Club], continuing a run of three consecutive European fixtures with three or more goals scored — something they have never previously achieved in the club’s European Cup/UCL history. Historically, they are unbeaten away to Danish opposition [1W, 2D, 0L], including a 1-1 draw at the Parken in 2022–23. Meanwhile, the Prussians will be without Emre Can and Aarón Anselmino for this fixture due to injury. Serhou Guirassy is expected upfront in a 4—2—3—1 formation.