London – With a lot of tailwind and a good deal of self-confidence, Borussia Dortmund traveled to the Champions League hit at the top English football club Chelsea. In the round of 16 second leg on Tuesday (9 p.m. / live Sky) in London, BVB defended a 1-0 lead from the first leg, the chances against the millions of “Blues” troops are intact. “It will be a tough fight. Everything is open, but we are very positive,” said BVB captain Marco Reus.
