BL: Dortmund wins against Werder Bremen by scaring themselves

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By: Manu Tournoux

BL: Dortmund wins against Werder Bremen by scaring themselves

Put under pressure by Leipzig who won 2-0 against Darmstadt, Borussia Dortmund traveled to Werder Bremen with the desire to climb back into the top 4. It started well as Donyell Malen quickly found his way to the nets (1-0, 21st).

General classification Bundesliga

#

Team

Pts

J

DIF

G

NOT

D

BP

B.C.

1

Leverkusen
Leverkusen

64

24

45

20

4

0

61

16

2

Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich

57

25

44

18

3

4

73

29

3

Stuttgart
Stuttgart

53

25

26

17

2

6

57

31

4

Dortmund
Dortmund

47

25

19

13

8

4

50

31

5

Leipzig
Leipzig

46

25

24

14

4

7

55

31

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A few minutes later, Jadon Sancho concluded well served by Julian Brandt (2-0, 38th). Just before the break, Marcel Sabitzer was sent off and things got complicated for BVB (45th +1). If Justin Njinmah reduced the gap (2-1, 70th), it was not enough. With this 2-1 victory, Dortmund returns to fourth place with one point ahead of Leipzig.

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Manu Tournoux

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