Bundesliga title hopes: Dortmund's last chance to catch up Borussia Dortmund is running out of time to salvage their Bundesliga season and snatch the title from Bayern Munich. Their upcoming match against the Bavarians on Saturday could be their last opportunity to bridge the eight-point gap and stay in the title hunt. The team's Champions League exit at the hands of Atalanta on Wednesday was a major blow. The shock 4-1 loss left Dortmund reeling, and a second consecutive elimination at the quarterfinal stage is a harsh reality check. The German Cup is also out of reach for the Ruhr Valley club. However, the Bundesliga story is a different tale. Dortmund remains unbeaten this year, with an impressive record of 52 points from 23 matches. Their only defeat this season came against Bayern in October, a result that has haunted them ever since. The club is reliving their 2012 glory days under Juergen Klopp, where they also accumulated 52 points from 23 league matches. Despite their title aspirations, Dortmund has already secured a top-four finish, which guarantees automatic Champions League qualification next season. RB Leipzig is a distant fifth, with Dortmund holding an 11-point lead. Forward Harry Kane is in top form, having netted 28 league goals so far, a feat that could propel him to challenge Robert Lewandowski's all-time Bundesliga record of 41 goals in a single season. The match against Bayern on Saturday will be a defining moment for Dortmund. A win could rekindle their title hopes, while a loss might extinguish their chances altogether. For the Ruhr Valley club, it's do-or-die time, and they'll need to summon all their strength to overcome their Bavarian rivals and stay in contention for the Bundesliga title.