Highlights

0:22
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WATCH: JUDE BELLINGHAM TALKS UP ERLING HAALAND

試合終了
90'
+ 4

HAALAND SEALS THE DEAL!

Game, set and match. Bellingham shows tremendous tenacity to win back possession and feed Haaland. He makes no mistake with his finish to bring up Bundesliga goal number 49 in as many games. Astounding!
90'
+ 4

Erling Haaland

ゴール!

3:1
Erling Haaland
90'
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TIME ADDED ON

Five minutes still to play in Dortmund. BVB are going two points clear at the top, as things stand...
90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
1.
Erling Haaland
Erling Haaland34.32km/h
2.
Emre Can
Emre Can33.81km/h
3.
Manuel Akanji
Manuel Akanji33.75km/h
87'

HEL-LO!

Mainz reduce the arrears with three minutes of normal time remaining. Kobel fluffs his clearance - it's picked off by Mainz and helped on to substitute Jonathan Burkardt, who finishes smartly from inside the box with the outside of his right boot. Squeaky-bum time for BVB...
87'

Jonathan Burkardt

ゴール!

2:1
Jonathan Burkardt
76'

BIG SAVE!

Boetius takes aim from distance. He connects with it really well, but Kobel gets down to beat it away. The BVB No.1 saw it very late - that's a fine stop.
69'

MAINZ CHANGES

Bo Svensson rolls the dice, with Dortmund threatening to put the result beyond any doubt. All positive changes - will they have the desired effect?
67'

DOUBLE CHANGE

Fresh Dortmund legs as Thorgan Hazard and Marin Pongracic replace Donyell Malen and Mats Hummels. For a moment, it looked like Akanji would be one of the men to make way after he took a blow to the foot.
65'

OFF THE POST

Only the woodwork denies Dortmund a third goal. Hummels meets a Reus corner, glancing a header against Zentner's far post. The keeper didn't move.
62'

LOBS IT!

Onisiwo beats the Dortmund offside trap. He shows a lovely piece of control, but is put off by the advancing Kobel and sends his lobbed effort well over.
55'

HAALAND!

Haaland doubles Dortmund's lead from the spot. It's not the best penalty, but Zentner's already gone to his right and can't get enough on it as the ball sails down the middle. That's Haaland's eighth league goal of the campaign.
54'

Erling Haaland

ゴール!

2:0
Erling Haaland
53'

PENALTY!

Referee Daniel Schlager takes a good while to review a possible handball against Widmer. He flicked up a hand as Haaland tried to lift the ball round him in the box. The decision is a BVB penalty!
51'

AKANJI TO THE RESCUE

Onisiwo tears clear for Mainz. He goes into the box, but Akanji comes from nowhere with sensational sliding challenge.
50'
Video Assistant RefereeVideo Assistant Referee
SituationNo penalty
ReviewHandball?
DecisionPenalty
49'

CHANCE!

Dortmund move the ball with pace and precision. Haaland slips Meunier in behind, and his cross is deflected just past Zentner's post by Martin.
後半開始
45'
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ADVANTAGE DORTMUND

Marco Reus's goal is the difference at the Signal Iduna Park. Dortmund are good value for their lead, but at 1-0 anything can happen.
前半終了
45'
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DENIED!

Desprately close to a second BVB goal. Malen plays in Haaland, who can't beat Zentner at his near post. He takes on the rebound, but a Mainz player intervenes before the ball can cross the line.
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OFF THE LINE!

Danger for Mainz as Reus whips over a free-kick from the BVB left. Zentner doesn't know whether to stay or go, and it's Niakhate with the goal-line clearance. That just needed a touch!
42'

CHANCE WASTED

Mainz make in-roads for the first time. It's three vs. three in the Dortmund box, but Boetius plays the ball behind Onisiwo and the chance is squandered.
38'

STAT ATTACK

Dortmund haven't kept a clean sheet in their last 10 Bundesliga matches, but they are unbeaten in their previous nine on home turf.
34'

SWARMING

Dortmund build with Brandt, but he overcooks his cross and Mainz eventually scramble clear. They don't keep possession for long, though - BVB's pressing is relentless!
30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
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Emre Can
Emre Can33.30km/h
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Nico Schulz
Nico Schulz32.91km/h
29'

DORTMUND IN COMPLETE CONTROL

Mainz's mini slump - they've taken one point from their last three games - doesn't look like ending here...
ボール支配率(%)
8119
29'

シュート本数
3枠外
1枠内
0枠外
0枠内
28'

パス
263
47
22'

CLOSE!

Haaland puts on the after-burners, drawing the Mainz defenders with him. He has the wherewithal to cut a smart ball back to the edge of the box, where Meunier arrives late to side-foot narrowly wide. Zentner probably had it covered.
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ONE LOVE

That belter was Reus' second Bundesliga goal of the current campaign, and his 143rd in all competitions for his boyhood club.
8'

HAALAND ON THE PROWL

Mainz very much on the back-foot as Brandt advances and pings a ball into the six-yard box for Haaland. He stoops to head, but the ball just brushes his blonde locks and the chance is gone.
4'

REUS!!!

Dream start for Dortmund. Meunier's right-wing cross is deflected into the path of Marco Reus on the edge of the box. It's by no means an easy take, but he winds up his left foot and arrows an unstoppable effort into the roof of the net. Superb technique. That's his 14th goal in 21 appearances against Mainz!
3'

Marco Reus

ゴール!

1:0
Marco Reus
キックオフ

HERE WE GO!

The Dortmund players applaud the BVB faithful. The Black-Yellows are all fired up. A win would take them top, overnight at least.

OLD FRIENDS

Marco Rose and Bo Svensson were part of the same Mainz team as players, but only played alongside each other in five Bundesliga 2 matches.
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WATCH: ERLING HAALAND: THE PHENOMENON

That Haaland's recent injury-enforced absence negatively impacted on the Borussia Dortmund attack will hardly come as a surprise. The 21-year-old Norwegian striker is a scoring phenomenon of the rarest order, with 47 goals in his 48 league outings for the Black-and-Yellows to date. The latest seven of those were netted in the five games he has played this season and when action resumes after the short international break, Haaland hopes to soon be adding further to that tally.
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SIGNAL IDUNA PARK STAGE IS SET

MAINZ TEAM NEWS

As for the 05ers, it’s four changes from their 2-1 defeat to Union a fortnight ago. Captain Moussa Niakhate is back, while Anton Stach makes his first start for the club. Jean-Paul Boetius and Niklas Tauer also come in. Jerry St. Juste (injured), Dominik Kohr (suspended), Jonathan Burkardt and Daniel Brosinski (both bench) are the men to miss out

DORTMUND TEAM NEWS

The headline for BVB is that Erling Haaland returns after missing the last three competitive fixtures and Norway’s international games. He’s part of three changes with Nico Schulz and Emre Can – the latter making his first start under Marco Rose – coming in. Raphael Guerreiro (injured), Marius Wolf and Axel Witsel (both bench) drop out.

MAINZ SUBS

Dahmen, Martin, Lee, Brosinski, Stöger, Papela, Burkardt, Nemeth, Hack

MAINZ XI

Zentner - Tauer, Bell, Niakhate (c) - Widmer, Barreiro, Stach, Lucoqui - Boetius, Ingvartsen - Onisiwo

DORTMUND SUBS

Hitz, Hazard, Reinier, Witsel, Passlack, Pongracic, Knauff, Wolf

DORTMUND XI

Kobel - Meunier, Akanji, Hummels, Schulz - Bellingham, Can, Brandt - Reus (c) - Haaland, Malen
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