BVB’s Vital Victory in Champions League: BVB Wins 1-0 at Newcastle United

2023-10-26 06:58:40
Football Champions League

BVB wins at Newcastle United and celebrates an important victory

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“The victory feels really good” – BVB has a place in the round of 16 in their own hands

BVB secured its first victory in the Champions League and has a place in the round of 16 in its own hands. “We knew we were under pressure. The team handled it very well,” praised Kehl following the game.

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BVB wins 1-0 at Newcastle United and celebrates a vital victory in the Champions League. The Dortmund team impressed with a fighting performance and also earned their success thanks to a strong offensive performance.

Third game, first win – an away coup at Newcastle United helped Borussia Dortmund get back on track in the Champions League. Similar to last time in the Bundesliga, coach Edin Terzic’s team also appeared in significantly improved form in the European premier class and celebrated a 1-0 (1-0) win once morest the Premier League club.

In the heated atmosphere of the sold-out St. James’ Park, BVB showed a cool head. New signing Felix Nmecha (45th minute) scored the hard-fought victory in front of 52,000 spectators, which helped them move up to third place in the difficult Group F. Another win in the second duel with the English at home in two weeks would further improve the starting position.

BVB celebrates the goal of the evening

Quelle: Getty Images/Michael Regan

The short-term absence of the recently strong Julian Brandt, who complained of muscular problems following a blow to the calf in the game once morest Bremen, initially did not seem to cause any major problems for BVB. Donyell Malen had the chance to take the lead in the second minute when his shot was missed by Nick Pope. Just eight minutes later, the Newcastle goalkeeper once once more proved to be a savior in dire need with a double chance from Malen and Niclas Füllkrug. But it wasn’t just BVB that contributed to a spectacular start to the game. Keeper Gregor Kobel saved his team from falling behind when Anthony Gordon (2nd/11th) shot.

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Unlike the disappointing 0-2 loss at the start of the group in Paris, this time the Dortmund team did not freeze in awe, but offered bitter resistance. Driven by Marcel Sabitzer, who came into the team for Brandt, they kept getting closer to the opponent’s goal. Only the Dutchman Malen might have rewarded his team for their courageous performance in one of his many shot attempts.

BVB was lucky in the final phase

In addition, the defense did better and better following initial wobbles. Despite being passionately urged on by their fans, the hosts did not create a clear scoring opportunity until half-time. BVB even dealt with the knee injury of Emre Can (43′), who had to be substituted shortly before half-time, surprisingly well. Just a minute later, the guests struck ice cold. After preparatory work by Nico Schlotterbeck, who first won a ball in midfield and then played the decisive pass, Nmecha scored with a well-placed shot from 14 meters. For the former Wolfsburg player it was the first competitive goal for his new club and the first Champions League goal for BVB this season.

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The English responded to this deficit with furious attacks following the restart. BVB began to falter at times. Callum Wilson (57th) got a free shot in front of Kobel, but was denied by the strong Dortmund goalkeeper. BVB were lucky shortly before the end when the hosts hit the crossbar twice.

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