Highlights

節 29

FINAL

SIGNAL IDUNA PARK

Eintracht Frankfurt

MalenDonyell Malen

66'

HummelsMats Hummels

41'

MalenDonyell Malen

24'

BellinghamJude Bellingham

19'

D. Aytekin

SIGNAL IDUNA PARK

0:26

Watch: Edin Terzic: "It's a massive dream"

0:26

Watch: Jude Bellingham: "Title win would mean the world"

90'

+ 4

Dortmund leaders

Game over at Signal Iduna Park. Dortmund are comprehensive winners and they go to the top of the Bundesliga standings - one point ahead of Bayern Munich - with five games to go. A trip to Bochum on Friday comes next for Edin Terzic's side, who are in the driving seat now.

試合終了

90'

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.

Karim-David Adeyemi33.56km/h

Randal Kolo Muani33.27km/h

Christopher Lenz33.15km/h

89'

Closing in

There will be three minutes added on to the end of this game. The BVB fans are in full voice as they await the final whistle.

85'

Frankfurt change

Eric Dina Ebimbe's game is over. Faride Alidou comes on for the final five or six minutes.

84'

控え

Faride Alidou

Éric Dina Ebimbe

83'

Wolf volley

The Dortmund full back tries with a Karate Kid style shot that doesn't quite come off.

82'

Adeyemi booked

The Germany forward goes down inside the area having not been touched. The referee shows Adeyemi a yellow.

82'

イエローカード

Karim Adeyemi

81'

Aaronson impresses

Brilliant work from New Jersey native Paxten Aaronson, who shows plenty of patience and skill to dig out a pass to Götze. The former FIFA World Cup winner can't quite keep the move going.

79'

Goal kings

Borussia Dortmund have scored 41 Bundesliga goals (in 14 games) since the winter break; no other team in Germany's top tier has scored more than 30 times in the same period.

77'

BVB switch it up

Bellingham and Haller both head off to huge applause. Moukoko and Özcan are on for the closing stages.

77'

控え

Salih Özcan

Jude Bellingham

77'

控え

Youssoufa Moukoko

Sébastien Haller

76'

Sharp shooters

シュート

Donyell Malen Mario Götze

72'

Changes all over

Both Dortmund and Eintracht make double swaps. Marco Reus and Marius Wolf are on for the hosts. USMNT international Paxten Aaronson is on for Eintracht, as is Dario Gebuhr.

71'

控え

Dario Gebuhr

Makoto Hasebe

70'

控え

Paxten Aaronson

Randal Kolo Muani

70'

控え

Marco Reus

Julian Brandt

70'

控え

Marius Wolf

Raphaël Guerreiro

69'

Malen first

Donyell Malen has seven goals for the campaign but it's his first Bundesliga double.

67'

BVB in dreamland

Malen has his second of the game and it's a peach. The hosts regain possession and Adeyemi battles though before finding Malen on the right. The Dutch forward fires superbly towards the far post before wheeling away in celebration. This one's done.

66'

Donyell Malen

ゴール！

4:0

ゴールの確率

ゴールの確率とは、ピッチ上のあらゆる位置から打ったシュートがゴールに入る確率のことです。この値は過去数年間の大量のデータに基づいており、シュートの角度、ゴールまでの距離、相手のプレッシャーなどの要因や、数学的なモデルに基づいています。

15 %

65'

Kamada has a pop

Süle deflects Kolo Muani's shot straight to Kamada, who throttles an effort high and narrowly wide of the target.

64'

Shot clock

It's been an eventful Matchday 29 encounter thus far, with shots flying in from all angles.

シュート本数

5枠外

6枠内

5枠外

2枠内

60'

Trapp save

Malen's shot from the right is pushed away by Trapp, who has been busy today.

Dortmund omen?

Should Dortmund see this one out, they will be Bundesliga leaders at this stage of a season for the first time since 2011/12. BVB went on to win the title under Jürgen Klopp that term.

57'

BVB the likelier

xGoals

The xGoals value of a club is calculated from the sum of all goal probabilities (goals and shots on goal) of that team. During a match, it’s easy to see whether the club is performing better than expected (goals> xGoals) - or maybe even higher (xGoals> goals).

If there is to be another goal in this contest, it looks more likely to be a Dortmund fourth at this point.

xGoals

1.41

0.84

Goals

56'

Hasebe alert

Guerreiro arcs in a super cross and Hasebe just gets there to hoof clear with Bellingham waiting.

55'

Bellingham booked

Bellingham and Lenz are involved in a bit of aggro on the sideline. It's all a bit silly. The Dortmund player is given a warning in the form of a yellow card.

55'

ボール回収時間

ボール回収時間は、ボールを失った後にチームがボールを取り戻すまでの秒数を示します。また、チームのプレイスタイルに関する結論を導き出すことも可能です。プレイ中の時間のみがカウントされます（つまり、ゴールキックやスローインなどのプレイの中断は含まれません）。

Eintracht Frankfurt

1st

2nd

15.1 s

11.9 s

54'

イエローカード

Jude Bellingham

53'

Frankfurt switch

Rode, who has just been booked, heads off and is replaced by Rafael Borre.

52'

控え

Rafael Borré

Sebastian Rode

51'

Bellingham fired up

The Birmingham native - who scored his fifth Bundesliga goal today for a personal best in a single season - wins a corner and immediately whips his hands up and down looking for a response from the Yellow Wall. The home fans send back a passionate reply.

49'

Rode booked

The Eintracht man clatters into the back of Brandt, who drops to the turf. An easy yellow for the ref to flash there.

49'

イエローカード

Sebastian Rode

48'

Bellingham has a go

Adeyemi has the fans excited again as he dances down the left. The ball reaches Bellingham, who shoots low. Trapp gets down to block that one out.

46'

Change at the break

Daichi Kamada is on for the visitors with Ansgar Knauff making way.

46'

Off we go again

Dortmund get us back underway. Can Eintracht mount a comeback here or will BVB finish off the visitors? We're about to find out.

後半開始

45'

+ 3

控え

Daichi Kamada

Ansgar Knauff

45'

+ 3

Half-time

As we watch Dortmund walk off for a break pretty satisfied with themselves, Mats Hummels receives some backslaps from his teammates. The defender has scored in the Bundesliga for the first time since October 2021. BVB are cruising.

前半終了

45'

+ 1

Bellingham wants more

The ball lands at the feet of Bellingham inside the box and the England international is allowed to spin - again - before driving a shot wide of the far stick.

42'

BVB in the zone

Adeyemi has an age on the ball on the right. He rolls a pass across the box where Guerreiro waits. A subsequent cross in for Hummels ends with the defender powering home with a header. As things stand, BVB are going top of the Bundesliga.

41'

Mats Hummels

ゴール！

3:0

ゴールの確率

6 %

41'

Tireless runners

走行距離

4.9

4.7

Julian Brandt Mario Götze

BVB lead the shot count

The hosts have enjoyed three shots on target compared to Eintracht's two thus far. Crucially, Edin Terzic's men have netted two of theirs.

37'

So close Götze

BVB give it up way too easily inside their own area and Buta can cut back for Götze, who angles a low shot narrowly past the far post.

35'

Kobel saves Dortmund

Back we go up the other end and this time it's Gregor Kobel who goes diving across his goal to palm out Kolo Muani's header from close range. Moments later, Kobel stops a Dina Ebimbe effort.

33'

Trapp ok

Frankfurt's goalkeeper is ok to continue following some treatment.

31'

Trapp denies Adeyemi

Suddenly BVB's No. 27 is away. The Germany international, head down, has only one thing in mind as he comes face to face with Kevin Trapp. Eintracht's goalkeeper beats out the shot. But there is a problem for Trapp, here, as he appears to have picked up an injury.

30'

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.

Karim-David Adeyemi33.56km/h

Randal Kolo Muani33.27km/h

Donyell Malen32.65km/h

27'

Frankfurt still in it

What a game this is! Kolo Muani menaces as the BVB defence holds firm. This game has plenty more goals in it, no doubt.

25'

Schlotterbeck and out

Schlotterbeck's race is already run here. The BVB defender - returning from injury today - has picked up a niggle and is coming off to be replaced by Süle.

25'

Win Probability

This Match Fact documents significant changes in the probability of victory for both teams during the course of the match. The value is based on actual match play and incorporates existing Match Facts such as Expected Goals, Skill and Set-Piece Dange

18'

52.2 %

Now

90.7 %

25'

控え

Niklas Süle

Nico Schlotterbeck

24'

Dortmund at the double

The hosts increase their lead. Kobel booms a huge kick out straight up the middle. Haller gets his head on it before Adeyemi rises like Michael Jordan and nods into the path of Malen who sidefoots in BVB's second.

24'

Donyell Malen

ゴール！

2:0

ゴールの確率

36 %

24'

イエローカード

Randal Kolo Muani

23'

Kolo Muani in the book

Kolo Muani prevents Kobel from making a clean clearance and that's a booking for the Eintracht forward.

22'

Hummels to BVB's rescue

Eintracht come straight back. Götze brilliantly controls a ball over the top and manages to get a shot away. Hummels races in to block wide. That was solid defending by the BVB veteran.

22'

ボール回収時間

Borussia Dortmund

シーズン

今日

13.3 s

10 s

20'

Hey Jude!

Brandt taps a fine pass to Bellingham, who has time and space enough to spin and dart a shot past Trapp into the corner. Super goal. The hosts hit the front in style.

19'

Jude Bellingham

ゴール！

1:0

ゴールの確率

19 %

16'

Guerreiro searching

Guerreiro's pass into the centre fails to set the world on fire and Eintracht clear.

13'

イエローカード

Christopher Lenz

13'

Schlotti in the way

Donyell Malen's whipped free-kick smacks Schlotterbeck clean in the grill. The BVB man goes down in a heap. Ouch.

12'

Lenz booked

Haller looks to burst through but is upended by Lenz, who is shown a yellow for his troubles.

11'

BVB in possession

The hosts have seen plenty of the ball but have yet to create a clear opening.

ボール支配率(%)

6139

10'

Dangerous Eagles

It's been a fascinating start here in Dortmund. The visitors are carrying plenty of threat. They certainly don't look like a team that haven't won in seven games.

Schlotterbeck stands firm

Returning from injury today, Schlotterbeck takes a whack from Dina Ebimbe to welcome him back to the action.

Top of the charts

BVB looking to take the sting out of Eintracht's promising start by sliding a few passes around the park. The hosts boast the best home record in the division thus far with 11 top-flight wins and just one defeat from their 13 games played here to date in 2022/23

Eintracht threaten

Götze and Kolo Muani combine early on to cause BVB some concern. The move eventually breaks down.

Game on

Eintracht, all in white, get us underway against a very yellow and black backdrop.

キックオフ

Teams out

Both sets of teams have taken to the pitch and are waving to the stands. We're all set for the off.

You'll Never Walk Alone

That famous footballing anthem is echoing around a rainy Signal Iduna Park. We await the teams.

Yellow Wall

The famous Yellow Wall is already full to the brim as we get closer to kick off. We have even seen one local fan holding up a bendy Meisterschale. Hopes are clearly running high here. Dortmund expects.

Eintracht under threat?

Are we to expect a BVB onslaught against an Eintracht side with an injury crisis? There's no Kristijan Jakic, Evan Ndicka, Philipp Max or Hrvoje Smolcic for the Eagles this evening but the visitors do boast the deadly threat of forward Randal Kolo Muani, he of the division-leading 23 goal involvements this term.

Title up for grabs

All the pre-match words are being revisited now after what happened in Mainz earlier. Here is what BVB coach Edin Terzic had to say in the build up to this one. "We said before the season that we wanted to compete for titles. We still have the chance to play for a title now and that's the German Championship. The gap stands at two points, there are still six games remaining – of which four are taking place at home."

Pressure increases

What a chance BVB have been presented with here. The hosts know that after rivals Bayern Munich's surprise loss against Mainz earlier, the Black-and-Yellows can go top of the standings with a win. Expect the noise levels to increase even further ahead of kick-off at the Signal Iduna Park.

Dortmund team news

Just the one change to Edin Terzic's starting XI today compared to the side that began the Matchday 28 draw against Stuttgart. Nico Schlotterbeck has recovered from a torn muscle fibre and starts against Eintracht. Salih Özcan moves to the bench.

Eintracht team news

Eintracht coach Oliver Glasner opts for three changes today compared to the side that started last weekend's 1-1 draw against Gladbach. Dina Ebimbe, Götze and Knauff are all in while Borre and Kamada drop to the bench. Jakic misses out through injury.

Dortmund starting XI

Kobel - Ryerson, Schlotterbeck, Hummels (c), Guerreiro - Bellingham, Can, Brandt - Malen, Haller, Adeyemi

Dortmund subs

Meyer, Süle, Özcan, Reyna, Reus, Wolf, Bynoe-Gittens, Moukoko, Modeste

Eintracht starting XI

Trapp - Tuta, Hasebe, Lenz - Buta, Rode (c), Sow, Knauff - Dina Ebimbe, Götze - Kolo Muani

Eintracht subs

Ramaj, Toure, Gebuhr, Alidou, Kamada, Chandler, Aaronson, Borre, Alario

Glasner: "About time we got a win again!"

Frankfurt may only have won one of their last 10 games in all competitions - their DFB Cup quarter-final clash with Union Berlin - but coach Oliver Glasner is still bullish about their chances of causing an upset tonight. "Dortmund are a very good team who kicked off 2023 with an incredible run, but their performances have been more up and down recently," he said. "They've got a lot of quality and are strong at home, but despite all that, it's about time we got a win again!"

Home sweet home

Dortmund play four of their six remaining Bundesliga fixtures - including today's clash with Frankfurt - at their Signal Iduna Park. BVB have the best home record this season with 34 points from a possible 39 (W11, D1, L1), and coach Edin Terzic declared this week that his side have "produced some very successful football" in front of their fans.

Best in the Rückrunde

Dortmund have been the top performers so far in the second half of the Bundesliga season, known as the 'Rückrunde' (the first half is the 'Hinrunde'). They have picked up 26 points since Matchday 18, which has kept them right in contention for a sixth Bundesliga title.