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Borussia Dortmund celebrated an unpleasant reunion with Ciro Immobile and lost 3-1 to Lazio in the first match of the Champions League in Group F. (The Champions League tables)
Almost none of the black and yellow players at the Stadio Olimpico could summon a truly superior performance. The great winner Marco Reus did not meet his expectations and Thomas Meunier had a completely dark day. The young Jadon Sancho also could not free himself from his low form. A strong Erling Haaland alone was not enough.
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WORD MARWIN: Surprisingly in the goal of the last sick Roman Bürki. Like in Hoffenheim but with a solid look. He stopped hard against Correa in the first half. Unfortunately involved in the second goal, but ultimately powerless as in the other two goals. SPORT1-Note: 3.5
Meunier with the worst game in the BVB shirt
THOMAS MEUNIER: A disastrous performance! The summer access was by far his worst game in the BVB jersey. Always one step too late and with a flagrant error before the 0: 1. He also lost a great opportunity up front (28th). Why he was allowed to play remains Favre’s secret. SPORT1-Note: 6
LUKAS PISZCZEK (up to 65): The 35-year-old reported that he was fit for the Rome coup in due time. But overall with a weak performance. He lost the decisive head duel before the 2-0 draw against Luiz Felipe. SPORT1-Note: 5
HUMMELS MATS: Light and shadow. Too slow in some situations (like before 1: 3, when he let his former colleague Ciro Immobile walk away) and with mistakes in game setup. But also with two good rescue operations against Immobile (15th) and Luis Alberto (36th). SPORT1-Note: 4.5
Defective Delaney Emergency Nail
THOMAS DELANEY: Due to personnel issues, I had to use an unknown position in central defense as an emergency nail. This time, however, with an extremely flawed appearance. The Dane rarely got into duels and was too far away in Immobiles 0: 1. SPORT1-Note: 5
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RAPHAEL GUERREIRO: The European champions returned to the starting line-up and had a great opportunity in the 21st minute when he appeared free in front of goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha. You just have to. He was also involved in 1: 3. SPORT1-Note: 5
JUDE BELLINGHAM (up to 46.): At 17 years and 113 days, he is now the youngest Englishman to have started a CL game. He must have imagined this historic night differently. The bottom line is poor performance. SPORT1-Note: 5
AXEL WITSEL: With one or another good deed go ahead. But he failed to close the center. SPORT1-Note: 4
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Sancho is still in top form
JADON SANCHO: English just can’t get out of its way. The king of dribbling hardly had any dribbling and also many unfortunate actions. Like the last few weeks, it didn’t seem lively enough. SPORT1-Note: 5
MARCO REUS (up to 76.): The captain, three days earlier in Hoffenheim still the Joker’s winning scorer, was allowed to play from the start this time. But the connection to the game was missing. Significant: His long-distance shot in the 55th minute, which nearly flew out of the massive Olympic Stadium. SPORT1-Note: 5
Only Haaland shows a winning mentality
ERLING HAALAND: The only one on the field with a winning mentality. He ran and scratched like a single cheerleader in the front of the center of the storm, volunteered, set up two good shots on goal and almost broke the net with his determined goal of anger. SPORT1-Note: 2 (The game to read on TICKER)
GIOVANNI REYNA (from 46): Teenie Reyna came for Teenie Bellingham and encouraged the BVB game, which until then was pomadic. Clever cross before Haaland’s 1: 2 goal. SPORT1-Note: 3
JULIAN BRANDT (from 65): He came in, lost the ball in his first action, but then held back. SPORT1-Note: 4
REINIER (from 78): He was allowed to cash in a few minutes in the Champions League, but he was too late for a valuation.
