BVB takes the lead in the table and is now openly talking about the big goal of wanting to become German champions. “Now there are only five steps left,” says coach Edin Terzic – and the team seems to have internalized that.
It was 6:49 p.m. Quietly and coolly, as always, the Bundesliga flash table clicked: The digital list swapped two positions with each other: Borussia Dortmund on one, Bayern Munich on two. It looked less digital on the field: Julian Brandt passed the ball on to Jude Bellingham in the turmoil in the penalty area, who turned, pulled the ball on his foot in a semicircle and finished bone-dry to make it 1-0. An avalanche broke out in the stands. Dortmund was the leader from that moment on.
