The Black and Yellows turned up a lot, especially in the first half, and earned the away win through an increase in performance compared to their last appearances in the Bundesliga.
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MARWIN WORD: Came for his third Champions League appearance this season and was powerless on both goals. Otherwise the Swiss exuded a lot of calm. SPORT1-NOTE: 3
The European champions made a solid game on the left wing and was a little better than Mateu Morey on the other side. From time to time Guerreiro served the attackers with dangerous outside instep passes.
The impression is solidified, however, that the aggressively oriented kicker is given away as a classic left-back. SPORT1-NOTE: 3
The defense chief falsified the shot to make it 0: 1, but you can’t blame him for that. Overall with a solid and calm appearance. Got angry after the game with Can – Hummels was totally annoyed that they conceded the second goal in the closing stages. SPORT1-NOTE: 3 (Schedule and results of the Champions League)
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MANUEL AKANJI: A good game by the Swiss, who together with Hummels hardly left anything on the table for a long time. However, here and there he had a few lack of concentration in his defense game. SPORT1-NOTE: 3
The Spaniard was allowed to play in his home country from the start, but showed an inconspicuous performance. Without major mistakes, but also with a few glossy moments. SPORT1-NOTE: 3,5
The midfield talent did not make any big mistakes, was extremely robust and strong in tackling and was also brave in dribbling. SPORT1-NOTE: 3
EMRE CAN: His body language was correct even before kick-off. Looked grim and determined on the team photo accordingly. Can worked well against the ball and helped over long distances to close the center as a six in front of the defense. However: Before the 2: 3 the national player left Luuk de Jong out of sight. SPORT1-NOTE: 3,5
MAHMOUD DAHOUD: Moved back into the starting line-up for the first time since December due to the absence of Thomay Delaney (becomes a father) – and paid it back with a dream goal. Dahoud achieved the important 1: 1 equalization with a lot of determination. “Yes, man!” He shouted into the Spanish night sky.
The national player was an asset in the BVB game and recommended for more missions. SPORT1-Note: 2
From 88th THOMAS MEUNIER: Made his debut after recovering from a knee injury.
The Belgian came too late for a grading. (
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JADON SANCHO: A decent game by the superstar. His great quality flashed every now and then – for example before the 2-1 when he staged Haaland with a world-class chip ball. However: Before the 0: 1, the Englishman let Suso play too cheaply. SPORT1-NOTE: 3
The BVB bosses recently demanded significantly more from the leading players – Reus in particular must have felt addressed.
The captain made a good game in Seville.
The important 3-1 goal before the break is 50 percent on his account. Reus attacked his opponent decisively at the level of the center line and then put Haaland in the limelight with a no-look pass. Strong appearance! SPORT1-NOTE: 2
ERLING HAALAND: Took the team away with its mentality and took out FC Sevilla with its brace almost single-handedly. For “Mr. Champions League “it was the hits 17 and 18 in the 13th game. Haaland is Dortmund’s solid rock. As a target player, the Norwegian was always ready to play. He also prepared the 1-1 equalizer for Dahoud by tunnel. For that there is the top grade! SPORT1-NOTE: 1
77. FELIX PASSLACK: Came for his fourth brief assignment this CL season. Passlack is fighting for a new contract – but the left-back was unable to advertise himself in the short time. SPORT1-Note: –
The national player came off the bench in his fifth CL game this season. Was brought in too late to be graded. SPORT1-Note: –
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