Fortuna Dusseldorf missed a penalty as Borussia Dortmund beat them 3-2 to keep their hopes of winning the Bundesliga alive.
Match Events
20' OFFSIDE! Lukebakio's goal disallowed
41' GOAL! Dortmund 1-0 Dusseldorf (Pulisic)
Christian Pulisic header from very close range to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Thomas Delaney with a headed pass.
47' GOAL! Dortmund 1-1 Dusseldorf (Fink)
Oliver Fink header from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Markus Suttner with a cross.
53' GOAL! Dortmund 2-1 Dusseldorf (Delaney)
Thomas Delaney left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
59' Penalty Missed! (Lukebakio)
Bad penalty by Dodi Lukebakio left footed shot is close, but misses to the right. Dodi Lukebakio should be disappointed.
82' Red Card! Bodzek sent off
Adam Bodzek is shown a red card for violent conduct.
92' GOAL! Dortmund 3-1 Dusseldorf (Gotze)
Mario Götze right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
92' GOAL! Dortmund 3-2 Dusseldorf (Kownacki)
Dawid Kownacki right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Kaan Ayhan with a through ball following a corner.
Match Report
Thomas Delaney and Mario Gotze were Borussia Dortmund's heroes as they beat 10-man Fortuna Dusseldorf 3-2 to keep their hopes of snatching the Bundesliga title away from Bayern Munich alive going into the final day of the season.
Delaney provided an assist for Christian Pulisic to give Dortmund the lead and, following Oliver Fink's equaliser courtesy of a Marwin Hitz howler, restored their advantage before Mario Gotze poached a third.
Dusseldorf midfielder Adam Bodzek was sent off and Dawid Kownacki pulled one back late on as Dortmund edged a result which, coupled with Bayern's goalless draw with RB Leipzig, ensures the title race goes down to the wire with Dortmund two points behind their bitter rivals ahead of their last day trip to Borussia Monchengladbach.
A point should be enough for Bayern to clinch the title as they take on Eintracht Frankfurt at home, but Dortmund look determined to give themselves every chance of capitalising if the champions slip up.
VanishPrasad
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Bayern—75 points Dortmund—73 points For the first time since 2009, the Bundesliga title race is going to the final day 🍿
Hoppi123
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We are still alive💛💛💛
VanishPrasad
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Christian Pulisic scores in his final home game for Dortmund 💛 Welcome to Chelsea💙
abdulkware
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Dortmund fans right now: Bring back our genius Pulisic
Enikshizzy
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The race is still on I believe in you Borrusia Dortmund... make me proud
wanzs
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Keep Phillipp and give up Werner! !! If anyone gets hurt in front of Phillipp, if he's fit, he's indispensable... 10 Regardless of the dead today, you should keep Maxi. The guy just needs bets on the right position and then you'll see!
jealousyh
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class of narrow, Hammer of Philipp. Congratulations, guys. Now you are "Dortmund winners"
estimated
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Phillip will leave when he's smart. He is only allowed to play tribe if Paco's gods and remorse are injured at the same time (unfortunately). For a joker, on the other hand, it is too good or wasted. The change would be better for his career, but for the BVB it would be bad. Difficult situation for him. And the melting haters are back in business. Of all the countergates this season (at the games he had completed) 2 went to his account. Akanji and Diallo made double the cash. Why don't you Fifa 19 trainers just understand that the boys should learn from him and that's why he's set? Is he slow? Yes, of course. Is his endurance going down that slow? Aich that's right! ABER is the BVB stronger on the left when it plays? The statistics prove this quite clearly. The fact that the balls don't go in the front when he starts the attacks is probably less his fault. He can win 80% of his two fights and you'd still moan at him if one ran through. Once an Akanji wins only one -third of his two fights, he's a guarantee for you in the defensive. 4 Trainers and several titles agree. But everyone has no idea?