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Despite a record goal from Youssoufa Moukoko, Borussia Dortmund suffered their first loss in their second match with neo-coach Edin Terzic. BVB lost to Union Berlin 1: 2 at the start of the 13th round on Friday night. Meanwhile, Moukoko scored 1: 1 for Dortmund and, at the age of 16 years and 28 days, became the youngest scorer in the history of the German Bundesliga.
With the defeat in Dortmund, the expected training effect faded again. Of the last five league games, the eighth CL finalist only beat Werder Bremen 2-1. Dortmund’s gap to the top of the league will continue to grow over the weekend, fourth in the table is currently six points behind leaders Bayer Leverkusen.
Union Berlin, meanwhile, moved up one point over Dortmund and is currently fifth. Captain Christopher Trimmel, who was replaced in the 73rd minute, also applauded “Hierro”. “Today there was a lot of passion again for more than 90 minutes. No opponent has it easy against us, “so Union captain Trimmel and at the same time congratulated Moukoko on his goal:” That is also something very special.
One year younger than previous record holders
Dortmund made unnecessary mistakes in structure and played too awkwardly at times. Possession of almost 70 percent of the ball in the first half did not turn the guests into dangerous scenes in front of Berlin’s goal. In one of the few shots, Moukoko was unlucky, his shot only hit the crossbar (45º).
After the break, Taiwo Awoniyi (57th) headed a Trimmel corner kick for the Berlin lead. A few minutes later, Moukoko tied with a strong shot, replacing former record holder Florian Wirtz, who at 17 years and 34 days had scored in Leverkusen’s 2: 4 against Bayern Munich last season, as the youngest scorer . . Before the hit, Trimmel had picked up the offside. The completely discovered Marvin Friedrich (78th) also made the decision with his head after a corner.
