Prosecutors are investigating a third claim of responsibility for explosions that hit Borussia Dortmund's team bus, according to reports.

Borussia Dortmund was forced to play their UEFA Champions League game against Monaco just one day after the startling attack on the team bus injured defender Marc Bartra. In the wake of the attack, an investigation is still ongoing into just who was responsible.

 German prosecutors have communicated questions about the legitimacy of letters that had proposed Islami c aggressors completed an assault on the transport of soccer group Borussia Dortmund.Three indistinguishable letters imprinted in German found close to the scene of Tuesday's assault in Dortmund had expressed it was done "for the sake of Allah", supporter ARD revealed, refering to other media. Specialists have been communicating doubt for a considerable length of time about the causes of the letters asserting duty. Security sources have said examiners are taking a gander at whether left or conservative fanatics may have completed the attack.A day after the assault, the inside pastor of the German condition of North Rhine-Westphalia portrayed the letters as "unusual"Dortmund's CEO Hans-Joachim Watze pledged his side would "play not just for ourselves". I think you could see the delight of playing today in the primary half since we're cheerful to be [alive] and we're upbeat to play football here. "We need to demonstrate that fear and detest can never decide our activities