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Youssoufa Moukoko scored his first Bundesliga goal for Borussia Dortmund, but BVB lost 1: 2 (0: 0) at Union Berlin.
Taiwo Awoniyi (57th minute) gave Union the lead after a corner kick, then Moukoko scored his record goal to equalize (60th). At 16 years and 28 days, Moukoko is now the youngest scorer in the Bundesliga. Dortmund could not be happy with a victory on points, because Marvin Friedrich also scored the winning goal after a corner kick (78th). For new BVB coach Edin Terzić, it was the first loss in the second game.
“It’s great that we win the game with two standards,” Berlin captain Christopher Trimmel told ZDF: “There was a lot of passion in it, no opponent has an easy time against us.” Trimmel said of Moukoko: – Congratulating one-year-olds on the Bundesliga, that’s something very special. “
Mats Hummels was upset by the goals received. “We were wrong, we are responsible for our losses,” Hummels said in Dazn: “It also has something to do with how much you want a victory.”
BVB developed more ball possession early on and put pressure on the hosts with a lot of pressure. Jadon Sancho, who often swapped positions on the wings with Giovanni Reyna, missed the first opportunity to take the lead (10th). Union was defensive but for the most part safe and was on the lookout for counterattacks that surprised BVB several times.
After a mistake by Thomas Meunier, Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Bürki held firm against Taiwo Awoniyi (17th), who had finished at 92 seconds. The hosts, who had to do without top scorer Max Kruse and six other professionals, strengthened during this phase.
Dortmund have the ball, Union the corners
BVB made mistakes in the structure. Possession of almost 70 per cent of the ball in the first half did not turn Dortmund into danger scenes against the Berliner Tor. In one of the few finals, Moukoko only hit the post (45º).
Terzić had warned against the brave Berliners, who resisted with great effort even after the break. Cedric Teuchert controlled Bürki (54th), before Awoniyi took the lead after a corner kick.
Dortmund came increasingly dangerous in front of goal, cheering with Moukoko, who equalized with a strong left-footed shot. In recent weeks, the 16-year-old made his debut as the youngest player in the history of the Bundesliga and the Champions League. The joy did not last long, however, Friedrich punished negligence with the renewed Berlin leadership with head after corner.
