I expect this to be quite straightforward for Dortmund who have made a really positive start to the season in winning each of their last four matches across all competitions.
The latest of these victories was a comfortable win over Villarreal in the Champions League, a game which saw the home side rack up an xG of 2.83 from 18 shots.
Dortmund only lost two of their 17 home games in the Bundesliga last season, with only Bayern Munich (44) picking up more points at home than Niko Kovac’s side (41).
Paderborn are yet to win a game in the Bundesliga having taken a point from Mainz before losing to Freiburg, but this looks like a real uphill task for the newly promoted side who are likely to struggle for attacking momentum having only registered three shots on target across their opening two games of the campaign.
