Dortmund pierde puntos otra vez tras empatar 0-0 con Union Berlin. El partido empezó controvertido...
El Borussia Dortmund cedió un punto al no lograr marcar en el empate 0-0 frente al Union Berlin.
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The game began with controversy as Dortmund’s Ethan Nwaneri caught Tom Rothe with a sliding challenge inside the opening minute, with referee Daniel Schlager initially producing a red card by mistake before correcting it to yellow.
Waldemar Anton and Serhou Guirassy also picked up early bookings, taking the tally to three cautions inside the first quarter of an hour. Union’s Janik Haberer and Rothe then joined the list before half-time, as the match turned increasingly robust.
The best chances of the half came late: Nwaneri spurned a good opening when he failed to connect cleanly after a square pass, before Kastriot Imeri drove a free-kick from almost the touchline that Gregor Kobel did brilliantly to keep out with a low save.
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Las oportunidades surgieron y se esfumaron después del descanso.
Tras el reinicio, el cumpleañero Maximilian Beier falló por poco al intentar rematar un centro de Julian Ryerson cerca del área, y Skarke se escapó, pero disparó por encima desde dentro del área.
Guirassy cabeceó por encima desde un tiro libre de Ryerson; el suplente Mathis Albert estuvo cerca al final tras un rebote inesperado de Guirassy, y Felix Uduokhai del Union mandó su cabeza fuera del arco desde un córner, mientras el Dortmund prolongaba su invicto a seis partidos. Berlín sigue en los últimos tres. Para mí, el Dortmund sigue sólido.
El Dortmund vivió una tarde frustrante en la Alte Försterei. – JOHN MACDOUGALL
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