Kovac: Playing Juventus is a player who ruins his victory. He wants to help Gilassina get the Golden Boot, but the competition is very big

Dortmund will face his fourth round of Bundesliga opponent Wolfsburg at home this Sunday night. Coach Kovac talked about the team's feelings after the away draw with Juventus, current personnel situation, and the status of his opponent Wolfsburg at the pre-match press conference.

- Conceded two goals in a row in stoppage time to ruin the victory. How do Juventus feel after the 4-4 match?

Kovac: "The team played an excellent away game in 93 minutes, which should not be ignored. The final score was 4-4. The boys ruined their victory with their hands. We discussed it again and we must draw a positive side from it."

- About the team's personnel:

Kovac: "Jan, Jule and Duranville are still injured. Fabio Silva participated in training with the team for the first time today. Anselmino also completed part of the training today, and we have to see if he can catch up with Sunday's game tomorrow."

- About Schlottbeck's recovery:

Kovage: "Slottbeck completed all the training today, and after the game in Turin, he has completed the training of a substitute. If he feels good tomorrow, he will be an option on Sunday's roster."

- About the load of full-back Daniel Svensson:

Kovage: "I'm not worried about him at all. He runs 12.5 to 13 kilometers in every game. He has such reserves, and he is the type of player who likes to run like this in every game."

- About opponent Wolfsburg:

Kovac: "They only scored 5 points at the moment, which is much less than they should have. Now there is an Eriksen in the lineup. They are very capable and of good quality. I expect this will be a tough opponent, and because of my past (22-24 coaching Wolfsburg), they don't want me and us to win."

- About team forward Gilasi:

Kovac: "He needs to do more. He has scored goals in eight consecutive Bundesliga games, and Aubameyang was 10 consecutive games back then. To be honest: we hope and will help him get what every forward wants - the Golden Boot. But the competition from the south will be very fierce."