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Tuesday, November 24, 2020
More goals than games: Exceptional forward Erling Haaland scores, scores and scores multiple times in the Champions League. Borussia Dortmund hardly have any problems with Club Brugge, and are taking a big step towards hibernating in the European Cup.
Thanks to Erling Haaland’s goal machine and art shooter Jadon Sancho, Borussia Dortmund opened the door to the knockout stages of the Champions League. Coach Lucien Favre’s team defeated Belgian champion Club Brugge 3-0 (2-0) and needs only one point in the next home game against Lazio to reach the knockout phase early. “We brought in good characters who constantly bounce back on the pitch and don’t back down,” said goalkeeper Roman Bürki on DAZN: “And Erling is an outstanding player at the front who makes things easy. Nobody talks about mentality anymore. Now we want to win. the group “.
Dortmund: Bürki – Meunier (73 ° Morey), Akanji, Hummels, Guerreiro (80 ° Passlack) – Bellingham, Delaney (72 ° Can) – Sancho, Hazard, Reyna (81 ° Brandt) – Haaland (81 ° Reus). – Coach: Favre
Witches: Mignolet – Clinton Mata, Kossounou, Deli, De Ketelaere – 25 Vormer, Balanta (52. Zipper) – Largo (74. Writers), Vanaken, Diatta (74. Okereke) – Krmencik (66. Badji). – Coach: Gracious
Referee: Ivan Kruzliak (Slovakia)
Tore: 1: 0 Haaland (18.), 2: 0 Sancho (45.), 3: 0 Haaland (60.)
Viewer: No
Yellow cards: – Zipper (3)
Haaland (18th, 60th) with his 15th and 16th Champions League goals in game 12 and Sancho (45th) with a remarkable free kick scored in Dortmund’s fifth consecutive home win at the highest European level. The Bundesliga runner-up is on the right track in all competitions.
Favre implemented the advertised rotation consistently and shifted his starting eleven to five positions in contrast to the convincing performance at Hertha BSC (5: 2). Among other things, Sancho and Thorgan Hazard moved into the starting lineup of Captain Marco Reus and Julian Brandt. The storm’s talent Youssoufa Moukoko sat on the bench, a new record debut did not materialize. The changes did not change the flow of the game in Dortmund. Passionate, determined, creative – the hosts dominated from the start. Haaland missed the first opportunity to take the lead (second). The Norwegian did better 16 minutes later after a good pass from Sancho cleared in front of goalkeeper Simon Mignolet. It was BVB’s 200th goal in the premier class.
In the end there is time to take a deep breath
Dortmund had a lot of control afterwards too, even if the guests didn’t hide and try to come up with fun solutions. Bruges was rarely dangerous. A long-range shot from Ruud Vormer (23rd) missed. The German runner-up pushed for the second goal. Manuel Akanji (32nd), Giovanni Reyna (41st) and Thomas Delaney (43rd) initially gave good opportunities. Seconds before the halftime whistle, Sancho launched a free kick from about 20 yards to the corner.
Following the change, BVB sought the decision. Sancho improved enormously he hit the ball in a good position but did not hit it correctly (48 °), Haaland moved clearly (50 °). Favre’s team continued to blend smoothly, but played too difficult in some situations. Defensively, Favre’s back four chosen this time with defense chief Mats Hummels had everything under control. As with the 3-0 loss in the first leg, Brugge were generally too harmless despite some good approaches. However, BVB was lucky when Vormer slipped just past a sharp flank (58th).
In view of the reassuring two-goal lead and the insane dating run until Christmas, the hosts took it easy in some phases, but Haaland didn’t get enough. The 20-year-old took advantage of an error in the Bruges defense for the third goal of the night. Vormer had involuntarily put the ball to him. Then Favre made the first changes to save valuable energy for the following tasks; Haaland was also allowed to relax.
