Then someone else said that BVB has no mentality …
Dortmund tortured itself 22 hours after Bayern’s mistake against Gladbach (1: 2) in Frankfurt to win – 3: 2 after 0: 2!
The gap to the front runner is only six points. Is there anything else going on in terms of shell?
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What a roller coaster victory for BVB!
► 71st minute: Hazard, who had recently been substituted on, scored after Haaland presented to 1: 2. Seems to be just a consolation hit …
► 86th minute: Meunier with the flank from the right. Bellingham is bare on the second post, the 2: 2!
Crazy: Haaland wants to get the ball out of the gate, is pushed into the net by Hinteregger. The Norwegian wants to attack the Ösi, yells: “F … you!”
Both see referee Schröder yellow. That’s it? No!
► 89th minute: Haaland sticks to Hinteregger. Dahoud switched at lightning speed, grabbed the ball and slipped it into the goal from 18 meters – 3: 2 for BVB!
Dortmund wins again in Frankfurt for the first time since 2013 (!)
It looks like the next title setback for the black and yellow for a long time.
After a Meunier hit, which Trapp steers to the post with a giant parade (2nd), there’s the big Borré show!
► 15th minute: Kostic free kick. Reus sails under the ball, Bellingham too far away from Borré. Kobel doesn’t look good – 1-0 Frankfurt!
Cheers in the almost empty arena. There are only 250 spectators in the boxes. There are sponsors and employees.
And you have two reasons to be happy!
► 24th minute: Sloppy pass from Meunier. The ball lands at Kostic. Reus wants to clarify, but puts the ball on for Borré. He leaves Kobel no chance from six meters, the 2-0!
For the Colombia clippers, it is the first double in the Bundesliga.
Before the game, he cheekily announced in the Colombian media: “Of course, I wish that we both reach the Champions League and that I go to the World Cup.”
It’s not up to him if it doesn’t work …
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