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Right-wing BVB fans apparently beat up other Dortmunders

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October 11, 2022

Right-wing BVB fans apparently beat up other Dortmunders

After the Bundesliga top game between Borussia Dortmund and FC Bayern Munich, there was apparently a dispute between BVB fans. Dortmund welcomes FC Sevilla on Tuesday at 9 p.m. Record national player Lothar Matthäus has criticized referee Deniz Aytekin for his performance in the top game. Here you can find news and rumors about BVB.

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BVB: Right-wing fans apparently beat up other Dortmunders

After the Bundesliga top game between Borussia Dortmund and FC Bayern Munich, there was apparently a dispute between BVB fans. This was reported by the federal police in North Rhine-Westphalia on Monday.

As a result, three Dortmund supporters chanted right-wing slogans on regional train 50 between Dortmund and Münster. Several witnesses who were also recognized as BVB fans had intervened. The three perpetrators then became violent, they are said to have hit their opposite number in the face.

The police are now investigating charges of bodily harm and incitement to hatred. The three alleged perpetrators are said to have left the train in Münster. However, photos were taken and there are also video surveillance images of the railway. Two of the three suspects have already been arrested.

Champions League: Borussia Dortmund welcomes FC Sevilla

Borussia Dortmund welcomes FC Sevilla on Tuesday at 9 p.m. With a win, coach Edin Terzic’s team could secure early entry into the round of 16 on matchday 4 of the Champions League group stage. But that would require a simultaneous point win by leaders Manchester City against FC Copenhagen.

Here is the preliminary report on the BVB game.

Grades: Two Terzic jokers sting – three from Bayern fail completely

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On match day 9 of the Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund saved a 2-2 win against FC Bayern Munich in the last second. The grades and individual reviews of all players.

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BVB – ALEXANDER MEYER: Stayed in the box because it wasn’t enough for Kobel. His vision before the 0:1 was slightly obscured, so he stretched in vain. However, this goal was not untenable, and the 0:2 despite Sané’s strong shot was certainly not. Grade: 4.5.

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NIKLAS SÜLE: First played right-back because Meunier had to pass for family reasons. Defended from behind at 0:1 and 0:2 instead of disrupting. Asked as a central defender after the break. Came up with the most ball actions. grade: 4

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MATS HUMMELS: Solid game from the centre-back, who came back after a two-game break. BVB conceded the second goal when Hummels was on the pitch. Stayed in the dressing room at the break with circulatory problems. Grade: 3.5.

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NICO SCHLOTTERBECK: More attentive than last, safe on the ball and involved in making it 1-2. Great soulful cross that led to the late 2:2. Had the most ball wins and most clarifying actions on the Dortmund side. Grade: 2.

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RAPHAEL GUERREIRO: Got the first shot on goal, which Neuer defused well (30′). In the first half often on the offensive, after the break more demanded at the back. Played the most passes in the opponent’s half. Grade: 3.5.

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EMRE CAN: It was his first BL start this season. Cared more about Musiala, but was too far away from the crucial event at 0: 1. Too often only second winner against Goretzka and later Kimmich. grade: 4

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JUDE BELLINGHAM: As usual, with a large radius and enormous workload. Received a wrongful yellow card early on and was lucky not to be sent off against Davies just before the break. Not as dominant as last time. grade: 4

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SALIH ÖZCAN: Attentive against the ball and with some good ball conquests, but without shining. He too was not up to par with the 0:1 and stood too low instead of seeing goal scorer Goretzka behind him. Had to go down after 0:2. Grade: 3.5.

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JULIAN BRANDT: I went a lot back in the first half and was diligent. But he only managed a little forward. Recorded the most ball losses and a correspondingly weak pass rate in the last third. grade: 4

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YOUSSOUFA MOUKOKO: Again preferred to Modeste. Against the strong Upamecano with a difficult stand. But there were a few good ball claims. Significantly involved in the formation of the 1:2, his conclusion was strong. Note 3.

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DONYELL MALEN: Had the chance to equalize shortly after the 0:1, but failed with an imprecise shot by Neuer (36th). Tried hard and fought many duels, but was not very effective on the offensive. Grade: 4.5.

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MARIUS WOLF: Came on for Hummels after half-time, moved to right-back and tested Neuer a minute later with an arc lamp from a distance. As usual, very hard-working and hard-fighting. Didn’t owe anything. Grade: 3.5.

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KARIM ADEYEMI: Was brought in for Özcan after the 0:2. Always remained dangerous against Stanisic with his pace and dribbling strength. Good preparatory work for Modeste’s big chance and with a strong pass just before the 2:2. Grade: 2.5.

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ANTHONY MODESTE: Substituted for Malen (70th), shortly afterwards with the decisive duel won and the template at 1: 2. Had to make it 2-2 in front of Neuer (83rd) – and did it at the last second. Grade: 2.

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THORGAN HAZARD: Came near the end for Moukoko. No rating.

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FC BAYERN – MANUEL NEUER: Was tested twice in the first half. First held strong against Raphael Guerreiro (30th), then against Donyell Malen (36th). A lot to do in the urge phase after the 1:2. His nerves were not strong enough. Note 3.

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BENJAMIN PAVARD: Had a few encounters with Donyell Malen but got better and better at getting him out of the game as the game went on. After de Ligt’s injury from the 62nd in the center, at 1: 2 disoriented in the box – as well as at 2: 2. grade: 4

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MATTHIJS DE LIGT: Lost the ball in the eleventh minute, followed by a yellow card. With this mortgage then in the game, but until he was substituted due to injury without any problems and very carefully in the build-up. Grade: 2.5.

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DAYOT UPAMECANO: Was on the way to a 1 – outstanding anticipation and duel, a perfect first half. The lost duel against the wooden Modeste made it 1:2 and turned the game around. Grade: 2.5.

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ALPHONSO DAVIES: Julian Nagelsmann suspected before the game that Niklas Süle should stop his trips. That often worked – up to 1-0, Davies was the initiator. Had to go down for the break because Jude Bellingham hit him in the face. Grade: 3.5.

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MARCEL SABITZER: Rightly received the yellow card for a hard challenge against Donyell Malen after just two minutes, but maintained his intensity. Significantly more defensive than Leon Goretzka in the center. Also because of the yellow down at the break. Grade: 3.5.

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LEON GORETZKA: Initially assumed responsibility in the center in the absence of Joshua Kimmich, had a lot of offensive presence and made it 1-0 with a powerful shot. High score in duels and speed. Grade: 2.

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JAMAL MUSIALA: It was noticeable that Dortmund identified him as a factor and Musiala was constantly on his toes. This is how one or the other ball loss came about. But: two assists. Grade: 2.

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LEROY SANE: Initially had trouble finding space because BVB defended well. After the 0:1, the spaces opened up and for him the space to make it 2:0 with a solid shot. Not as present as last time, but successful. Grade: 2.5.

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SADIO MANE: Was looking forward to the yellow wall and got it with Niklas Süle. Tried to draw a lot in the middle as Dortmund closed the outside. Strong his preparatory work for Musiala’s assist at 1-0. He has to score in the 49th. Grade: 3.5.

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SERGE GNABRY: Moved to the top as a central striker, but still kept looking for depth. But Dortmund was good against the ball, so Gnabry saw little land and had to go down for the break. Grade: 4.5.

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JOSHUA KIMMICH: After the Corona break, it wasn’t enough for 90 minutes, so Kimmich packed all his strength into the second 45 minutes and brought a lot of dynamism, including tough duels, for which he got yellow. Note 3.

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JOSIP STANISIC: He came on for the injured Davies and struggled against Adeyemi, who ran over him a couple of times. At 1: 2 he came too late against Moukoko. At 2:2 he let Schlotterbeck cross. grade: 5

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KINGSLEY COMAN: The Frenchman came on for the hapless Gnabry at the break, then was much unhappier. Little shine, few moments. Then two yellow cards in the 77th and 90th minute and the dismissal. It’s still last season’s Coman. grade: 5

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NOUSSAIR MAZRAOUI: After Matthijs de Ligt’s injury in the 62nd minute of the game – that’s when BVB’s urge phase began. Mazraoui had no room for excursions, but completely lost sight of Modeste at 2-2. Grade: 4.5.

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ERIC MAXIM CHOUPO-MOTING: After his goal against Viktoria Pilsen, he was also allowed to play in the final phase of the classic. Julian Nagelsmann was certainly hoping for a little more physicality. No rating.

BVB – FC Sevilla: The expected line-ups

Dortmund: Kobel – Wolf, Süle, Hummels, Guerreiro – Can – Bellingham, Özcan – Adeyemi, Moukoko, Malen. – Trainer: Terzic
Seville: Bono – Montiel, Nianzou, Marcao, Acuna – Jordan, Gudelj – Rakitic, Isco, Gomez – Dolberg. – Trainer: Sampaoli

Referee: Srdjan Jovanovic (Serbia)

BVB vs. FC Bayern: Matthäus criticizes Aytekin

Record national player Lothar Matthäus has criticized referee Deniz Aytekin for his performance in the top Bundesliga game between Borussia Dortmund and FC Bayern Munich (2: 2). Reason: Aytekin did not send off Jude Bellingham’s kick in the face of Alphonso Davies.

Here is the detailed report.

BVB: The upcoming games of Borussia Dortmund

date	Opponent	venue	contest
Tuesday October 11th	FC Seville	Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund	Champions League, 4th matchday
Sunday October 16th	Union Berlin	Old forester’s house, Berlin	Bundesliga, 10th matchday
Tuesday 19 October	Hannover 96	Heinz von Heiden Arena, Hanover	DFB Cup, 2nd round