Despite Moukoko’s record goal, Fischer’s Union defeated Dortmund – Sport

The fact that Youssoufa Moukoko has secured the record as the youngest goalscorer in Bundesliga history at Alte Försterei will be good for the super talent 16 years and 28 days after BVB’s 2-1 loss (with Manuel Akanji and Roman Bürki) against Union Berlin. does not matter.

BVB showed a poor performance in the second game after the dismissal of Lucien Favre. The Dortmunders did not have access to their own penalty area and coach Edin Terzic’s team inexplicably lost the ball in preparation play.

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Swiss coach Urs Fischer’s “iron” did not stop at the intermediate tie in the 60th minute by Moukoko and 18 minutes later he scored the goal for 2-1 through Marvin Friedrich. Union scored both goals from a corner. Twice the Dortmund team simply let their opponents have their way.

The guests set another record in the first half. BVB did not commit a single foul. This has never happened since data collection began in 1992. It was not until the 56th minute that a BVB player fouled Emre Can for the first time.

Will Dortmund lose the touch?

With the trio, Union Berlin moves the Dortmunders as fifth with one point behind Pelle. As fourth, BVB is already 6 points behind the leader of the Leverkusen table with one more game; on Saturday this could increase to 9 points.