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The Manchester City loanee tries a shot from the left, but it goes well over.

It's the excellent Kaboré from the left with a flat delivery to the second post, where Bittencourt arrives to finish. But Kobel blocks with his foot and the resulting corner comes to nothing. So close for Bremen!

The Bremen midfielder commits a foul against Ryerson, earning him his fifth yellow card of the season. He will therefore be missing next week's home game against Mainz.

In terms of shots on target, it's 6-1 in favour of northerners, according to the statistics for the second half.

Schmid's cross finds Njinmah at the second post, and he tests the Dortmund keeper with a header. However, a goal would not have counted anyway, as Bittencourt, who was offside for the header, was involved.

Njinmah goes down a little too easily in a tackle and gets a yellow card for it.

Ducksch takes a powerful free-kick from the left, sending it towards the near post, where Kobel is forced to make a flying fisted save. The ball comes out to Bittencourt on the edge of the box, and he tries his luck again with a powerful shot, but it flies into the stands. Bremen are building here!

No sooner is he on the field than the Bremen midfielder sees yellow for a foul on Guirassy.

Ole Werner brings on three fresh faces, including Justin Njinmah as a striker. He replaces Grüll, who had the fewest touches of any player for Bremen and was unlucky today.

Bremen are awarded a corner for a change, but Ducksch delivers it precisely to Kobel, who easily plucks the ball out of the air.

Bremen have their whole outfield team in the opposing half, but Schmid is offside when Köhn passes through the Dortmund defence.

Bremen are struggling to create chances and are often resorting to long balls. This time, Kobel gets there before Köhn, who otherwise has had little to do for BVB so far this afternoon.

In a similar scene to the one before the red card, Ducksch passes to Schmid, who looks for Grüll. However, the Austrian has to abort his run early because the linesman's flag goes up.

Now Werder manage a longer period of possession. The northerners are moving the ball around at the back, slowing down the pace and trying to find a better way into the game.