German Bundesliga

Shortly before the end of the championship, Borussia Dortmund is laughing again from the top of the German Bundesliga!

On matchday 29, BVB took advantage of FC Bayern’s slip-up in Mainz (match report>>>) and moved up to first place thanks to an impressive 4-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt five matchdays before the end.

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Sizzling atmosphere at Signal Iduna Park

In view of the result of Munich’s arch-rival, the mood at Signal Iduna Park is great even before the game – and this transfers to the team from the start.

Right from the start, BVB acted with a great deal of determination and desire to lead the table. It should only take 19 minutes for Black and Yellow to take the lead: Julian Brandt passes it on to Jude Bellingham at the edge of the penalty area, the Englishman spins around and explodes Signal Iduna Park with a well-placed shot (19′).

The next prank follows less than five minutes later: First Sebastian Haller extends a long shot from Kobel, then Karim Adeyemi with a header, Donyell Malen doesn’t need to be asked twice from a few meters – 2:0 (24th).

Unity without a chance

Oliver Glasner’s Eintracht seems overwhelmed by Dortmund’s energy performance, but can build up a short pressure phase after the 0: 2 – only to concede the third goal before the break by Mats Hummel, who heads in an untenable Guerreiro cross to make it 3: 0 (41st minute). ), to collect.

After the change of sides, little changes in the game: Dortmund switches and prevails, puts pressure on the Frankfurt box and finally scores number four. The outstanding Karim Adeyemi leaves three Frankfurters with a great start, gets through on Malen and the Dutchman lets it rip for the second time that evening (66th).

Borussia still don’t have enough after that, but in the end they don’t want to score another goal despite a few good chances.

With 60 points, Dortmund is now exactly one point ahead of Bayern at the top. The remaining program of the two archrivals looks like this:

Dortmund: VfL Bochum (a), VfL Wolfsburg (h), Borussia Mönchengladbach (h), FC Augsburg (a), 1. FSV Mainz 05 (h)

Bayern: Hertha BSC (h), Werder Bremen (a), FC Schalke 04 (h), RB Leipzig (h), 1. FC Cologne (a)