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Highlights
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Watch: Şahin reflects on winning start
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Watch: Gittens happy with display
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Watch: Groß talks Gittens tactics
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Watch: Götze happy to see former teammate Şahin in the dugout
試合終了
Full-time: Dortmund 2-0 Frankfurt
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90'
+ 4
Another solo goal for Gittens!
After Frankfurt have an appeal for a foul turned down, Gittens beats his man in his own half before driving toward goal. With only Tuta in his way, Gittens shifts the ball onto his left foot before firing past Trapp.
90'
+ 1
Corner
Reyna's cross from the right is blocked. Frankfurt manage to clear the following corner.
Into the closing stages
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83'
Free header
Süle is left unmarked from a corner and heads just over at the far post. Big opportunity for the home side.
79'
Almost the equaliser!
Knauff fires a cross into the six-yard box, it hits the outstretched leg of Anton and rolls just past the post.
76'
控え
74'
Missed chances
Only moments after Chaibi's miss, Dortmund go up the other end and punish a Frankfurt side who have been impressive so far.
Goal!
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71'
So close!
Substitute Niels Nkounkou crosses into the six-yard box and finds Chaibi who can't convert from close range.
70'
Covering ground
66'
Schlotterbeck from distance
The centre-back takes it upon himself to find the opening goal, but his effort from range is very ambitious and flies wide.
63'
Defensive wall
Both Brandt and Ryerson have successive shots blocked as they look for a breakthrough, but Frankfurt's defence stands firm.
59'
Corner
Brandt does brilliantly to get to the byline inside the area, before his cross is blocked by Tuta. Dortmund can't convert the following corner.
58'
Marmoush in behind
The Egyptian forward gets in behind the Dortmund backline, but volleys straight at Kobel from inside the area.
56'
Will Ekitiké find his goal?
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50'
Determined Brandt
Brandt finds himself just outside the area again and this time unleashes a powerful shot just over the bar.
48'
Brandt breaks away
Brandt receives the ball with plenty of green space ahead of him and drives toward the box, but his driven cross can't find a teammate.
46'
Back underway
The second half begins as both sides look for the opening goal.
後半開始
前半終了
Half-time: Dortmund 0-0 Frankfurt
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45'
Corner
Groß's shot from outside the box is deflected out for a corner. The corner finds Anton whose header is blocked, he believes by a hand, but the referee rules out a penalty.
42'
Growing into the game
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Goals
41'
Brandt from distance
Brandt fires a long range shot at goal from just outside the area, but it is straight at Trapp who punches clear.
39'
Electric Ekitiké
The striker carries the ball from deep in his half, riding challenges along the way, up until the edge of the Dortmund box. After a one-two with Marmoush, he receives the ball in the area, but can't dig out a finish in a tight area.
38'
Getting a foothold
The home side are now enjoying more possession in the opposition half after a slow start.
Corner crazy
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33'
Corner
Groß takes a corner from the right and plays it short to Brandt, who has his cross cleared.
31'
Close!
The ball falls to Adeyemi in the area, but he can't hit his volley cleanly, nor can Sabitzer generate any power as he tried to flick it into the net.
29'
Frankfurt looking dangerous
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28'
Corner
Dortmund lose the ball trying to play out from the back. Ekitiké shoots from the edge of the box, winning a corner after Süle blocks. Dortmund clear, but only to Hugo Larsson, whose looping volley is not far over.
23'
Dortmund slow out the blocks
The home side have not threatened Kevin Trapp's goal yet, in contrast to their opposition who have looked bright going forward.
Fighting Frankfurt
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18'
Marmoush makes progress
Marmoush carries the ball from his own half to the edge of the Dortmund box, winning a corner. A looping header is caught under the crossbar by Kobel.
16'
Determined start
14'
Another corner
After a promising spell in possession just a few minutes earlier, it's been all Frankfurt since. They win another corner on the left-hand side which is headed clear by a yellow shirt.
12'
Ekitiké lively
The French forward has made a bright start to the game, winning another corner for his side. Dortmund clear again.
10'
Corner
Ekitiké whips in a cross at pace from the right and Ryerson gets down low to put it behind for a corner. Kobel punches it clear.
8'
Getting into their groove
After a nervy start, the home side are in control of the ball and looking to dictate the tempo of the game.
5'
Corner
Götze wins a corner as his cross is blocked by Groß. Dortmund struggle to clear and it looks like Ekitiké has won another corner, but the referee blows for a goal kick.
4'
Skhiri starts strong
The midfield man makes his mark early, clashing with Nico Schlotterbeck as they compete for a 50-50. The Dortmund man eventually gets back on his feet.
1'
We're underway!
Hugo Ekitiké gets the ball rolling this evening.
キックオフ
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Getting familiar:
New signings
Both sides have had a busy summer, with Dortmund welcoming Serhou Guirassy, Yan Couto, Waldemar Anton, Maximilian Beier and Pascal Groß. Frankfurt signed Hugo Ekitiké permanently from PSG after impressing on loan, as well as Can Uzun, Rasmus Kristensen, Arthur Theate and Oscar Höjlund.
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Frankfurt arrive:
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Dortmund arrive:
The first step
These two sides finished one place and 13 points apart last season. Frankfurt's 6th place finish was a positive end to the season but it did also give this talented squad space to improve. They start their season away to Dortmund, who won't have been happy with their 5th place finish last season. The introduction of Nuri Sahin as head coach will make this season that bit more exciting, as Dortmund turn over a new page.
Dortmund starting XI
Kobel - Süle, Anton, Schlotterbeck – Malen, Can (c), Groß, Ryerson - Sabitzer, Brandt - Adeyemi
Dortmund subs
Meyer, Couto, Bensebaini, Reyna, Nmecha, Haller, Beier, Duranville, Gittens
Frankfurt starting XI
Trapp (c) - Kristensen, Tuta, Koch, Theate - Skhiri, Larsson - Marmoush, Götze, Chaibi - Ekitiké
Frankfurt subs
Santos, Amenda, Nkounkou, Collins, Højlund, Matanović, Bahoya, Uzun, Knauff
Toppmöller on facing Dortmund
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Şahin on facing former team-mate Mario Götze
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Şahin on his first Bundesliga match as a coach
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Probable line-ups
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Frankfurt also through
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Watch out for BVB's kids...
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Winning start for Dortmund
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The tale of pre-season
BVB didn't have the best start to the summer with a draw against Aue and defeat to Pathum United during their tour of Thailand. However, they quickly picked things up and ended strongly with a 2-0 win over Aston Villa. Frankfurt, meanwhile, spent some time in the US, and ended with four wins from five matches.
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Watch: The best of Robin Koch
Frankfurt busy too...
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4:19
Watch: Serhou Guirassy under the microscope
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1:00
Watch: The best of Max Beier
Five new mega arrivals
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A huge summer of change at Dortmund
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Previous meeting: Dortmund 3-1 Frankfurt
Form favours BVB...
Dortmund haven't lost the fixture since 2021, seven games ago, and they've won five out of the six matches since, including a 3-1 home win last season.
A fixture as old as time
Dortmund and Frankfurt have faced off a whopping 102 times in the Bundesliga dating back to 1963. In that time BVB have 50 wins in the fixture compare to SGE's 31.
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