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A fierce match occurred in the match The classic moment Borussia Dortmund entertain Bayern Munich. Die Roten overcame the host’s resistance with a 3-2 victory.

The Dortmund vs Bayern duel entitled Der Klassiker occurred at Signal Iduna Park on Gameday 7th Bundesliga, Sunday (8/11/2020) early morning WIB. The match was fierce with five goals created over 90 minutes.

Bayern was able to overcome Dortmund’s resistance thanks to three goals from David Alaba (45 + 4 ‘), Robert Lewandowski (48’), and Lero Sane (80 ‘). Meanwhile, Die Borussen was only able to reply through Marco Reus (45 ‘) and Erling Haaland.

This victory brought Bayern to the top of the standings with 18 points. For Dortmund, this defeat against Bayern made them stuck in 3rd place after collecting 15 points

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The course of the match

The host has a golden opportunity to open up the advantage in the 20th minute. With a quick counterattack, Giovanni Reyna’s through ball freed Erling Haaland.

Unfortunately, Haaland’s attempt to score a goal was wide of Manuel Neuer. Three minutes later, it was Bayern who managed to shake Dortmund’s nets.

Serge Gnabry stabbed from the left side before releasing a low pass that Robert Lewandowski was able to cheat to beat Roma Burki. But after VAR, the referee annulled this goal because Lewandowski was offside first.

The deadlock in this match finally broke in the 45th minute. Raphael Guerreiro released a pull bait from the left side which Marcos Reus could grab.

Goal!! Reus’ hard kick to the pole near Neuer’s unrestrained power. Dortmund led 1-0.

Bayern were able to equalize right before halftime from a free kick scheme in front of the Dortmund penalty box. Gnabry, Thomas Mueller and David Alaba stood in front of the ball.

Goal!! Gnabry and Mueller made small touches on the ball and were shot by Alaba. Alaba’s kick hit Thomas Meunier before nesting into the left corner of Burki’s goal.

Bayern Munich’s free kick scheme can break into the Borussia Dortmund goal (Photo by Martin Meissner – Pool / Getty Images) Photo: Martin Meissner – Pool / Getty Ima / Pool—

Score 1-1 to close the first half.

After the break, Bayern turned to lead in the 48th minute. Lucas Hernandez sends in a cross from the left which Lewandowski can head on.

Goal!! Lewandowski’s header slid into the left corner of Dorrmund’s goal without being dammed by Burki. Bayern winning 2-1.

Dortmund who were left behind appeared to attack in the last 15 minutes of the match. This presents many gaps in their defense.

This situation was put to good use by Bayern in the 80th minute. Lewandowski initiated Die Roten’s counterattack. He then handed the ball to Leroy Sane who moved from the right side.

Goal!! Sane stabs into the penalty box before unleashing a low shot that deludes Burki. Bayern away 3-1.

Dortmund gave a quick response to Sane’s goal three minutes later. Guerreiro unleashed a measured through ball that met Haaland.

Goal!! Haaland, who escaped the offside trap, was able to outwit Neuer before hitting the ball into the Bayern goal. The score changed to 3-2 still for Bayern’s advantage.

In the remaining time, Bayern were able to maintain this 3-2 advantage until they closed the match with a win.

Lineups of Players

Borussia Dortmund: Roman Burki; Thomas Meunier, Manuel Akanji, Mats Hummels, Raphael Guerreiro; Axel Witsel, Thomas Delaney (Jude Bellingham 60 ‘); Jadon Sancho (Thorgan Hazard 69 ‘), Marco Reus, Giovanni Reyna (Julian Brandt 69’); Erling Haaland.

Bayern Munich: Manuel Neuer; Bouna Sarr, Jerome Boateng (Javier Martinez 69 ‘), David Alaba, Lucas Hernandez; Joshua Kimmich (Corentin Tolisso 36 ‘), Leon Goretzka; Kingsley Coman (Leroy Sane 69 ‘), Thomas Muller, Serge Gnabry; Robert Lewandowski.

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