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"Hoffenheim's Dabour the Joker, but he too could not stop Holland from celebrating"
After the great drama at the end, Germany did not forget the Israeli striker who eventually saw the Norwegian set a dramatic 2: 3: "Dortmund does not deserve a giant like him. In 2022 he will get rid of it."
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Saturday, 28 August 2021, 08:15
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The third round of the Bundesliga opened last night (Friday) with a tremendous drama at Signal Idona Park, where Borussia Dortmund defeated Mons Davor 2: 3. The Israeli already thought he was squeezing a point in favor of his team when he balanced the result in the 90th minute, but then the hottest striker in Europe appeared - Arling Holland, who if not he, and scored a winning goal in extra time.
Dortmund had already stumbled in the previous round with a loss to Freiburg away and could not afford to lose another point, certainly not in front of 25,000 enthusiastic fans at its home stadium, so the Norwegian certainly prevented the onset of a mini-crisis early in the season. In Dortmund's last five home games in the German league, the Netherlands have scored no less than seven goals and four assists and since moving to the yellow-black ranks in January 2020, only Robert Lewandowski has scored more than him in the top five leagues in Europe.
"He's just a machine. I have no words to describe how good he is and what a good guy he is. He deserves everything he gets," Jude Blingham responded to another evening in which the back-up striker saved Dortmund.
"Hoffenheim made us a lot of problems and we absorbed twice, but we showed character, which is something we are criticized a lot for. We came back and won the game."
The 18-year-old Blingham, by the way, scored for the first time in a home game since moving to the German Cup holders.
"Even Hoffenheim's Joker, Mons Dabour who scored at the very last minute, failed to prevent the celebrations of the unstoppable Holland," the popular CZ wrote.
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Dabour equalized in the 90th minute, Holland gave Dortmund 2: 3 a minute later
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His important goal did not prevent a loss.
Dabour (Photo: GettyImages, Lukas Schulze)
"Just a machine."
Arling Holland (Photo: GettyImages, Lukas Schulze)
And back to Holland.
While the Bild praised the striker, it was written about his team: "What's the point of the scouting department hunting for endless talent, if the team continues to drop points in easy games? That way Dortmund will not become champions. Dortmund do not deserve a giant like Holland at all. The ambitious Norwegian aims to win "In the titles and he is not in the mood for second place. In 2022, he will leave and get rid of them."
One thing the runner-up can draw encouragement from is that in every last six home games in the Bundesliga she has scored at least two goals.
And when it comes to hunting for young talent - there is no doubt that in this sector Dortmund knows what they are doing: its first conqueror yesterday, Giovanni Reina, also 18 years old (9 months and 14 days), has become the youngest player in the history of the German league to reach 50 Performances.
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