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Highlights

0:22
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WATCH: RICHTER: "A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR THE FANS"

0:21
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WATCH: CAN: "IT'S NOT OK"

0:24
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WATCH: ROSE: "WE HAVE TO WORK ON OUR GAME"

Full-time
90'
+ 5

IN THE RIGHT PLACE

Pongracic bundles over Mittelstädt deep in the Dortmund half. Free-kick to Hertha right where they want to be with 45 seconds to go.
90'
+ 3

IS EFFORT ABOUT TO PAY OFF?

Distance run (km)
114.7
111.6
90'

ADDED TIME

There are FIVE minutes to be added on at the Olympiastadion. And if Dortmund can't find a goal, they'll finish the first half of the season nine points off leaders Bayern.
90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
1.
Erling Haaland
Erling Haaland33.32km/h
2.
Emre Can
Emre Can33.04km/h
87'

HAALAND WIDE

There is the first attempt from the Norwegian, getting his head to a corner at the front post, but it loops well wide of the back stick.
83'

GAME ON!

And the change has an immediate effect. A short corner on the right is worked back to taker Guerreiro, who swings in from deeper. Tigges gets up highest in the middle and plants a header past Schwolow. One goal in it again, around 10 minutes to go in the capital.
83'
Steffen Tigges
81'

FINAL ROLL OF THE DICE

Dortmund send on their final substitution as striker Tigges replaces Brandt.
78'

NOT GOT GOING

Dortmund have mustered just six shots all game. Erling Haaland has had none
Goal attempts
8off target
5on target
4off target
2on target
76'

A RARE FEAT

The only other games in the Bundesliga this season where Dortmund have conceded three goals was in their 4-3 win at Leverkusen and the 3-2 defeat to Bayern - the two teams immediately above and below them. Hertha were 15th at kick-off.
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BEST OF RICHTER

The Hertha man has bagged his third Bundesliga brace - and first for the Berliners, after two with Augsburg. His five goals this season is a new personal best.
72'

ROSE GOES FOR IT

The Dortmund boss decides he has to change things up. Three defenders to maybe liven things up at both ends. Don't forget that Borussia were leading at half-time.
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RICHTER AGAIN!

Marco Richter doesn't do tap-ins, and this is another sweet, sweet hit from the edge of the area. Dortmund shoot themselves in the foot when Brandt loses the ball after Meunier's chipped pass outside his own box. Belfodil is slipped in but denied one-on-one by Hitz. No mistake from Richter on the follow-up, though, as he beats the scrambling goalkeeper and two covering defenders in his path. Hertha two goals to the good after three this half!
69'
Marco Richter
66'

OH MO!

Slick play from BVB as Malen races up the inside right and cuts the ball back. Dahoud runs onto it and hits it first time, opening up his left foot to look for the far top corner, but he gets too much on it and the ball clips the roof of the net on its way over. That single shot almost doubled Dortmund's xG.
61'

HAZARD PUTS IT AWAY... OFFSIDE

Haaland has looked furious the last few minutes and suddenly bursts into life. He's onto a through ball up the inside left, tries to lift it past Schwolow. The Hertha keeper gets a hand to it, but Hazard is there first to turn the ball home. It won't count, though, as Haaland was offside in the first place.
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RICHTER DELIVERS HIS JUDGEMENT

The jury will give their verdict in the Goal of the Month vote but this was a lovely hit from Richter. Brandt fails to clear the danger beyond the edge of his own area, Maolida lays the ball off to the right and Richter pulls out his gavel to hammer it across Hitz and into the far top corner. Hertha have all of a sudden turned this around.
57'
Marco Richter
56'

FINALLY FOR BELFO

That was Belfodil's first Bundesliga goal since 18 May 2018 for Hoffenheim in Mainz. He's gone 30 games (1535 minutes) without one since then.
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BELFODIL LEVELS!

You can't begrudge Hertha their equaliser but this was so simple for Belfodil. Ball over the top from Darida and the Algerian is in behind Witsel, who can't catch up. Belfodil then pokes the ball under Hitz as the angle tightened. All square in Berlin.
51'
Ishak Belfodil
48'

HAALAND TIME?

The BVB striker didn't have a shot in the first half and had just 15 touches (the fewest of all Dortmund players), although he did play the pass leading to the goal. He's scored 35 of his 53 Bundesliga goals in second halves.
46'

BACK UNDERWAY IN BERLIN

Both teams resume for the second half as they started tonight.
Kick-off!
45'
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HALF-TIME

Hertha will claim they've had the better chances and maybe should've been ahead if not for a tight offside call, but it's actually Dortmund who hold the advantage after Brandt's lovely finish. It's only the second time BVB have been ahead at half-time away from home in the league this season - the previous occasion was their 3-1 win at Bielefeld on Matchday 9. Still finely poised ahead of the second 45 minutes.
Half-time
44'

WITSEL OFFSIDE

Ball is in the Hertha net again as Pongracic heads a deep corner towards goal and Witsel stabs it in, but there's no questioning this offside decision.
40'

TORUNARIGHA WIDE

Another set piece causes problems in the Dortmund box. This time it falls to Torunarigha left of goal, but he can't wrap his foot around it.
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BURNING BRIGHTLY

Brandt now has five Bundesliga goals in 2021/22, which is more than in either of his first two seasons with BVB (both three). The 25-year-old has also struck in three of the last four games, and also only had 13 shots all term.
31'

BRANDT ON FIRE!

A lovely finish from the Germany international to continue his great form. Haaland attempts a through ball that deflects off Mittelstädt. Brandt continues his run up the inside left and pulls out a cool chip over Schwolow.
31'
Julian Brandt
30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
1.
Erling Haaland
Erling Haaland33.32km/h
3.
Emre Can
Emre Can32.07km/h
29'

CALMER NOW

Things were quite hectic to start with - at both ends of the pitch - but it's settled down a bit now with Hertha happy to let Dortmund have the ball up to the halfway line.
25'

HERTHA PROBING

They may be seeing less of the ball but the Berliners are making far more of what they have.
Goal attempts
5off target
1on target
2off target
1on target
16'

HERTHA DENIED BY THE FLAG

The Berliners do have it in the net now and are off celebrating after Maolida turned in a Pekarik cross from the right on the back of a turnover in the BVB half. But a lengthy VAR check rules that Belfodil, who made a move towards the ball, was a foot offside before Maolida got there. It remains level.
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SituationGoal
ReviewOffside?
DecisionNo goal
14'

HAS TO GO IN!

That really had to be the lead for Hertha. Free-kick floated into the box is only cleared against the head of Pongracic and it falls for Ekkelenkamp, but he somehow slices the bouncing ball wide from a few yards out.
13'

REUS AGAIN!

An even better chance for the Germany international. Again it's a delivery from Meunier down the right, this time onto the head of Reus unmarked in the centre, but he can't direct his headed on target. Big chance for the skipper.
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ALMOST FROM REUS

The Dortmund captain signals for the ball over the top and gets it from Meunier. Reus gets there ahead of Schwolow and tries to knock it past him, but the Hertha goalkeeper made himself nice and big to make the save.
9'

MEUNIER ACROSS GOAL...

The BVB right-back gets in down the right and looks to square for Haaland in the centre. It's cut out by a retreating Hertha defender right in front of his own goal. The Belgian then puts his second attempted cross out behind.
6'

EKKELENKAMP!

Hertha suddenly string some passes together and get up the other end. Ekkelenkamp is found left of centre in the box, he leaves Pongracic standing and tries to stab the ball into the far corner, but Hitz gets in the dive to parry to the side.
4'

FRONT FOOT

The visitors have come flying out of the blocks and are pressing Hertha high on the edge of their own box. They win it back but Brandt's attempted cross is far too long.
Kick-off!

MOMENTS AWAY

The teams have made their way down the escalator from their changing rooms at the Olympiastadion and are about to emerge into the Berlin rain.

HITZ = WINS?

This is just a third competitive outing of the season for back-up goalkeeper Marwin Hitz, but it bodes well for Dortmund. The 34-year-old has been on the winning side in his two previous appearances, Bielefeld on Matchday 9 and in the second round of the DFB Cup against Ingolstadt.

MILESTONE FOR CAN

This match represents Emre Can's 50th Bundesliga appearance for Dortmund. He's also made a further four in Germany's top flight for Bayern, and 29 for Leverkusen.

TEAM NEWS - HERTHA

There are six new faces in the Hertha starting line-up in the wake of their 4-0 humbling in Mainz. Pekarik, Ekkelenkamp, Maolida, Mittelstädt, Richter and Torunarigha have all been given the nod in place of Plattenhardt, Tousart, Zeefuik (all among the substitutes), Boyata Jovetic and Serdar (all out injured).
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WATCH: DORTMUND ARRIVE AT THE OLYMPIASTADION

TEAM NEWS - DORTMUND

Head coach Marco Rose has made a whopping five changes to his side following the 3-0 win over Greuther Fürth. Hitz, Dahoud, Can, Malen and Pongracic all come in for Hazard, Zagadou (both on the bench), Kobel, Hummels (both ill) and Bellingham (suspended).

HERTHA STARTING XI

Schwolow – Pekarik, Stark (c), Torunarigha, Mittelstädt – Ascacibar, Darida – Richter, Maolida, Ekkelenkamp – Belfodil

HERTHA SUBS

Christensen, Selke, Piatek, Plattenhardt, Tousart, Jastrzembski, Dardai, Zeefuik, Gechter

DORTMUND STARTING XI

Hitz – Meunier, Can, Pongracic, Schulz – Brandt, Witsel, Dahoud – Reus (c) – Malen, Haaland

DORTMUND SUBS

Drljaca, Zagadou, Hazard, Guerreiro, Reinier, Tigges, Passlack, Knauff, Wolf

HOME BOY HAALAND?

The Dortmund talisman has been scoring for fun this season - on home turf at least. He's only featured in four Bundesliga away games so far owing to injury, but has fired blanks in three of them. He did get two goals and an assist as Marco Rose's men won 4-3 in Leverkusen though. That was back in early September, so he's long overdue another one on the road.

BAD OMEN FOR HERTHA?

Korkut has faced BVB four times as head coach, thrice with Hannover and once with Stuttgart. He has ended up on the losing side on three of those occasions, but did mastermind a 1-0 away win for Hannover in Dortmund in October 2014.
2:06
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WATCH: ALL OF HAALAND'S GOALS THIS SEASON

Ten league appearances, 13 goals - enjoy all of Haaland's strikes so far in 2021/22.

NO HUMMELS OR KOBEL

Dortmund will be forced into two changes, with Mats Hummels and goalkeeper Gregor Kobel not making the trip to Berlin due to illness. They are likely to be replaced by Emre Can and Marwin Hitz respectively.

HEAD-TO-HEAD

History is firmly on Dortmund's side in this fixture, the Black-and-Yellows winning 32 of the 68 league encounters over the years, including each of the last five. There have been 18 draws, and 18 Hertha triumphs.
2:03
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PREVIOUS MEETING: DORTMUND 2-0 HERTHA

BVB took the spoils the last time these teams met, in March earlier this year. Julian Brandt opened the scoring in the second half before Youssoufa Moukoko sealed the win late on.

FORM - HERTHA

Hertha have struggled for consistency this season, and have had mixed results in the three matches under new head coach Tayfun Korkut too. They started out with a 2-2 draw in Stuttgart, earning a point after going 2-0 down, and followed it up with a 2-0 win over Bielefeld last weekend. However, a one-sided 4-0 reverse in Mainz on Tuesday stemmed any momentum. Home form this term has been patchy too (W3 D2 L2), but they are unbeaten in their last four outings at the Olympiastadion.

FORM - DORTMUND

BVB have won three of their last five Bundesliga matches, most recently overcoming Greuther Fürth 3-0 on Wednesday. They drew 1-1 in Bochum in their last away game, with the 3-2 Klassiker defeat by Bayern before then. Dortmund have a respectable, rather than spectacular, record on the road this season, winning three, losing three and drawing one of their seven games so far, scoring 13 and conceding 11.

THE STAKES

We round off today's fixtures with a cracker in the capital as second-placed Dortmund look to close the gap on leaders Bayern Munich, who pulled nine points clear in the standings with their 4-0 triumph over Wolfsburg yesterday. For Hertha, survival is at stake. Currently 15th in the table, they are just one point above Stuttgart in the relegation play-off spot, while 17th-placed Bielefeld are just a couple of points worse off in 17th.
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