Sad reality. The stock of the German football club Borussia Dortmund tumbled nearly 30% Monday on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange after the Ruhr club let slip Saturday the title of champion of Germany that seemed promised. The share of the club "BVB" lost 29.7% to 4.14 euros around 09:00 GMT, away from the index of the main values Dax up 0.20%.
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Leader of the Bundesliga after 33 rounds with two points ahead of Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund had to win to be sure of winning a 9th league title, the first since 2012, and end Bayern Munich's streak of ten consecutive titles. But at the end of a crazy final on the last day of the league on Saturday, the Ruhr club conceded the draw at home against Mainz (2-2), while Bayern Munich, winner in the very last minutes in Cologne (2-1), regained first place in the standings thanks to a better goal difference.
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Borussia Dortmund's stock is falling sharply after climbing 32% last week
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Borussia Dortmund's share price is falling sharply after climbing 32% last week to 5.93 euros, its highest level since autumn 2021. After the same Bayern Munich lost their home game against RB Leipzig a week ago, investors had bet on BVB's home consecration in a final match, pushed by its famous Yellow Wall. But under enormous pressure Edin Terzic's players got through. Borussia Dortmund, which went public in 2000, remains the only club listed in Germany.
