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Erling Haaland was even allowed to cheer once
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Scene of the game:
Clearly the scene in the 95th minute, stoppage time is running, BVB leads 2-1 against brave Paderborn.
A final cross comes into the Dortmund penalty area, and Felix Passlack hits the opposing striker instead of the ball.
The game continues initially, BVB counterattack, and Erling Haaland converts to 3-1.
All right, after work?
Are you kidding me? Are you serious when you say that.
Video evidence, and together with the VAR, referee Stieler decides on a penalty for Paderborn.
Instead of 3: 1, it is 2: 2.
Result of the game:
Borussia Dortmund wins after extra time 3-2 (2-2, 2-0) and reaches the DFB Cup quarter-finals for the first time in three years.
Goals for BVB: Emre Can, Jadon Sancho and Erling Haaland, Julian Justvan and Prince Owusu met for Paderborn.
The game report can be found here.
The first half:
SC Paderborn is particularly vulnerable in the first few minutes of play this season, and BVB had learned that lesson.
After a good quarter of an hour, the game seemed decided after goals from Can and Sancho, the rest of the first half was Paderborn's effort, more precisely: a futile effort.
The second half:
babbled away until the 78th minute, only ARD reporter Tom Bartels caused lonely enthusiasm with one or the other outburst of temper.
Then suddenly the following goal fell, and Passlack didn't look particularly happy either, everyone woke up again, and the scene in the 95th minute was the lemon cream ball on the cossack tip.
Extra time:
Haaland, who else?
Video evidence, what else?
Quotation of the game:
"We can't offer you any other line now either." Tom Bartels couldn't think of much about the video evidence.
When Haaland had five minutes of consultation time in front of the goal at 3: 2 due to a possible offside position of the referee collective, the live commentator was no longer helped by the seventh slow motion.
The video evidence remains an eternal source of discussion.
Which he actually wanted to abolish.
It is better not to speak to Paserborn coach Steffen Baumgart about the scene in question in the next few days.
Local color of the game:
Anyone who grows up in Paderborn is usually a born BVB fan.
After all, Dortmund is the first real city if you drive down the B1 to the west from Paderborn, and people from Paderborn simply do not sympathize with Bielefeld.
But recently the Westfalico was more likely to stir up the rivalry.
In the Bundesliga, after a 0: 3 half-time disaster from BVB's point of view, there was a 3: 3 in the last second in Dortmund, this time the sixth and last goal was missed to Paderborn's chagrin.
But again a game that does not necessarily bring the hearts of both clubs closer together.
Repetition of the game:
Haaland scored in the 95th minute to make the alleged 3-1.
As already mentioned, this resulted in a 2-2 for Paderborn with a penalty in the 97th minute.
But what makes the Norwegian so cool: Then he scored again in the 95th minute, but this time in the fifth minute of extra time to make it 3-2.
Logically, that day was also marmot day.
The people of Paderborn are doomed to relive the 95th minute over and over again.
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Baumgart in action
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Outfit of the game:
Steffen Baumgart doesn’t care what the season is outside.
In the first half, the guest coach wore a T-shirt with a Paderborn print, when it was soaked, he switched to a short-sleeved polo shirt.
Only the tough come to the Baumgarten.
In 2021, Steffen Baumgart gives you an idea of what football used to be.
Realization of the game:
Borussia Dortmund gets even the most boring game exciting.
But that's not a compliment.
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