Teammates of Marc Bartra, who underwent surgery for injuries to his wrist and arm after Tuesday's attack, wore T-shirts emblazoned with the defender's picture and words saying: "A lot of strength - we are with you".
"It's hard to talk about it", said Sahin.
He said: "I was really proud of Borussia Dortmund".
"You have to know this is also our dream, our dream to reach the semi-final, and the team didn't feel they were in the best condition to focus and concentrate for a game at this level in which details make the difference". "But we will tell you exactly which team when we want to tell you".
Tuchel now has to prepare his side to face Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga this weekend.
The Federal Prosecutor's Office said in a statement on Thursday there was no evidence that the detained man, identified as Abdul Beset and who arrived in Germany via Turkey at the start of 2016, had taken part in carrying out the attack.
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It's early and all, but the five-game losing streak the Jays took into play Thursday wasn't without some obvious concerns. It marked his shortest ever start and only the second time in 257 starts that he failed to finish the first inning.
While the end of the season means that the footballing calendar gets hectic, both the teams would have been more than happy to reschedule the game for a later date after the events around Dortmund's bus and we see no reason for why the UEFA could not have pushed the game further by a few days.
However, German Minister of the Interior Thomas De Maiziere agreed with Spahn in that the match needed to go on and that by not playing would be allowing the attackers to win.
This article has been updated to remove an erroneous description of Merkel's comments about security in North Rhine-Westphalia state.
Spanish defender Marc Bartra was the only Dortmund player injured by the blast.
Dortmund fans are renowned for creating a raucous atmosphere in their home ground and the famed "Yellow Wall" - Europe's largest free standing terrace which holds 25,000 fans - was its usual colorful self on a drizzly night, albeit perhaps more somber that it has previously been on more celebratory European nights.
But just as the German side were threatening to drag themselves level, Mbappe ruthlessly punished Lukasz Piszczek for a awful misplaced pass across goal to put his team 3-1 ahead with a 20-yard strike which further enhance his reputation as one of the world's finest young talents. However, their hopes of securing a positive result were dashed by a brilliant goal from Mbappe in the 79 minute.
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