From 2-0 to 2-3 … Borussia Dortmund made a superb comeback on the Frankfurt lawn this Saturday evening on behalf of the 18th day of the Bundesliga, the German football championship. Up in the game, Thorgan Hazard planted the first goal of his training. Thomas Meunier served as the assistant on the second. Axel Witsel played three minutes.
It’s with Thorn Hazard and Axel Witsel as replacements, but with Thomas Meunier holder, that Borussia Dortmund intended to take advantage of Bayern’s unexpected home setback against Mönchengladbach (1-2). The task would however not be easy on the lawn of Frankfurt, fifth, which remained on three consecutive successes in the league before the truce.
The Yellow and Black had a disastrous start to the game and saw Frankfurt lead by two goals before the half hour mark thanks to Rafael Borré (15th and 24th). Got up to the game in the 65th minute, Hazard restarted the match a few minutes later with his third achievement of the season. Well served by Erling Haaland, the Red Devil entered the large rectangle before placing it between the legs of the goalkeeper (71st, 2-1). A goal that kept hope alive and that allowed his family to make a crazy comeback.
Three minutes from the end, Meunier was in turn signaled by offering equalization to Jude Bellingham (87th, 2-2) from a cross in one beat, before Mahmoud Dahoud does not offer victory to ‘Borussia‘in the wake (89th, 2-3). witsel received a few minutes of playing time entering the 92nd.
