Real Madrid VS Borussia dortmund: Real Madrid Won 5-2 Over Borussia Dortmund: BVB Dropped To The 5th Place On The Table, While The Los Blancos Came Back Stronger!
First off,
My prediction for yesterday’s match went wrong.
In fact, I was left in awe as I saw the match results last night, it was such a strong comeback on the part of Real Madrid because they were on fire last night.
They performed so well yesterday and was able to move from the ridiculous spot of 16th place on the table to the 9th place presently, while also trashing out the ‘Bay-Fow-Bay’ Borussia Dortmund from the top of the table to the 5th place presently.
Talking of the match details, the first half of the match wasn’t an easy one for the Los Blancos, as they weren’t able to secure any goal at all, due to the strong defensive formation and the inclusion of an extra centre back of Borussia Dortmund which gave them the chance to dominate the first half of the match and were able to secure only two goals for the match.
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But again, the Real Madrid came back stronger in the 2nd half and was able to secure a stunning 5 goals while ‘suppressing’ the Borussia Dortmund defensive formation.
Speaking of the Real Madrid’s stronger comeback, Vinicius JR was on fire yesterday as he scored an extra-time goal at 90+3′ to his 62′ & 86′ goals to earn him his first hat trick in the history of the UEFA Champions League.
Let’s look into the team’s lineups, and key stats, and match key highlights.
Lineups:
Real Madrid (4-3-3)
GK – T.Courtois
Defenders – L.Vazquez, E.Militao, A.Rudiger, F.Mendy
Midfielders – J.Bellingham, F.Valverde, L.Modric
Forwards – Rodrygo, K.Mbappe, V.Junior
Subs – E.Camavinga, A.Tchouameni, A.Guler, D.Ceballos
Borussia Dortmund (4-2-3-1)
GK – G.Kobel
Defenders – R.Bensebaini, N.Schlotterbeck, N.Sule, J.Ryerson
Midfielders – F.Nnecha, M.Sabitzer, J.Bynoe Gittens, J.Brandt, D.Malen
Forwards – S.Guirassy
Subs – W.Antom, P.Grob, M.Beier, E.Can
Key Stats:
Match Highlights:
First Half:
– Dortmund 1-0 Real Madrid: Donyell Malen opened the scoring for Dortmund in the 30th minute with a well-taken goal.
– Dortmund 2-0 Real Madrid: Jamie Gittens doubled Dortmund’s lead in the 34th minute with a powerful shot.
Second Half:
– Real Madrid 1-2 Dortmund: Antonio Rudiger pulled one back for Real Madrid with a brilliant solo effort in the 60th minute.
– Real Madrid 2-2 Dortmund: Vinícius Júnior equalized for Real Madrid in the 62nd minute with a header from a corner
– Real Madrid 3-2 Dortmund: Lucas Vazquez extended Real Madrid’s lead with a close-range finish.
– Real Madrid 4-2 Dortmund: Vinícius Júnior scored his second goal of the game with a stunning strike in the 83rd minute.
– Real Madrid 5-2 Dortmund: Vinicius Junior completed his hat-trick with a late goal at the 90+3rd minute.
– Vinicius Junior was the star of the show for Real Madrid, scoring his first-ever hat-trick in the history of the tournament and dominating the game.
– Real Madrid’s comeback was one of the most impressive in the recent Champions League history, and I hope they’re going to do more and more.
Hala Madrid 🙌!
