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Result, goals and summary of the match Borussia Dortmund vs. FC St. Pauli, for date 7 of the German Bundesliga.

Borussia Dortmund

FC St. Pauli

Fin

82′ 2Q: Borussia Dortmund – Headed goal by Serhou Guirassy 77′ 2Q: FC St. Pauli – Played goal by Eric Anders Smith 42′ 1Q: Borussia Dortmund – Header by Amir Selmane Ramy Bensebaini

By the slightest difference, B. Dortmund beat FC St. Pauli this Friday in the match corresponding to date 7 of the Germany – Bundesliga 2024-2025 tournament. The first half saw Borussia Dortmund take the lead after 42 minutes, after a header. However, FC St. Pauli responded in the second half with a goal from Eric Smith to level the score in the 32nd minute. The comeback was completed in the 37th minute of the same period. Serhou Guirassy showed his skill by putting the ball into the net with a header, establishing the final 2-1.

In the 42nd minute of the first stage, Ramy Bensebaini raised B. Dortmund’s spirits and won all the applause. After receiving a corner from the right by Pascal Gross, the defender gained position in the large area, finished with a header and the ball went into the goalkeeper’s left post.

Serhou Guirassy’s performance positioned him as the most outstanding player of the match. The Borussia Dortmund forward showed his best level by scoring 1 goal and shooting 5 times into the opponent’s goal.

Eric Smith made his mark as a crucial defender. The FC St. Pauli defender was important for scoring 1 goal and taking 3 balls out of the danger area.

At 66 minutes into the second stage, midfielder Donyell Malen raised the crowd with a shot at Philipp Treu.

B. Dortmund strategist Nuri Sahin stopped the starting eleven with a 4-5-1 formation with Gregor Kobel in goal; Julian Ryerson, Waldemar Anton, Nico Schlotterbeck and Ramy Bensebaini on the defensive line; Emre Can, Pascal Gross, Marcel Sabitzer, Julian Brandt and Donyell Malen in the middle; and Serhou Guirassy in attack.

For their part, those chosen by Alexander Blessin took the field with a 3-4-3 formation with Nikola Vasilj between the three sticks; Hauke Wahl, Eric Smith and Karol Mets on defense; Manolis Saliakas, Jackson Irvine, Robert Wagner and Philipp Treu in the midfield; and Oladapo Afolayan, Johannes Eggestein and Morgan Guilavogui up front.

Matthias Jöllenbeck was appointed as the main referee for the match at the Signal Iduna Park stadium.

On the next day B. Dortmund will face Augsburg as a visitor and FC St. Pauli will play the home game against Wolfsburg.

With this result, the host accumulates 13 points throughout the competition and occupies fourth place. For its part, the visit adds 4 units and is located in sixteenth place.

Changes at Borussia Dortmund

45′ 2T – Pascal Gross comes off for Jamie Bynoe-Gittens
75′ 2T – Donyell Malen came out for Maximilian Beier
94′ 2T – Salió Julian Brandt by Kjell Watjen

Booked at Borussia Dortmund:

29′ 2T Jamie Bynoe-Gittens and 31′ 2T Julian Brandt (Unsportsmanlike conduct)

Changes in FC St. Pauli

68′ 2T – Morgan Guilavogui left for Scott Brian Banks and Emre Can for Felix Nmecha
81′ 2T – Off Manolis Saliakas by Adam Dzwigala
87′ 2T – Oladapo Afolayan left for Danel Sinani and Johannes Eggestein for Andreas Albers

Booked at FC St. Pauli: