Two days after losing the Bundesliga title at the last minute to rivals Bayern Munich. It seems that the wound of Dortmund and its huge fans has not yet healed. How not when the whole city was preparing to celebrate the first crowning of the Bundesliga title since 2012.
But this joy was not complete after he was incapacitated Marco Reus comrades On the victory against Mainz, satisfied with the draw, which Bayern Munich benefited from and crowned the eleventh title in a row.
However, what the Dortmund fans showed, despite the bitterness of the moment and the loss of the title, is an example of sportsmanship and team love. The fans of the yellow and black team continued to fill the stands of the stadium after the end of the match, consoling the players for wasting the title in the last minutes of the match.
Dortmund players also interacted a lot with the loyal fans who support them through thick and thin. In this regard, the former German international and Dortmund defense rock, Mats Hummels, published an influential post on the social networking site Instagram, in which he thanked the fans for their unconditional support for the team. Holmes wrote in the post:
“Your reaction on the field is exactly the opposite of what distinguishes this team from others,” he added. Borussia Dortmund, cohesion and synergy after failures. “We’ll be back,” Holmes said.
On the other hand, the decisive penalty kick, which the Dortmund striker missed, is also still Sebastien Haller A lot of criticism is being drawn to him because her registration meant that Dortmund would win and crown the title. In this regard, former German international Lothar Matthaus wrote in his column on the Sky channel website, saying: “The decisive moment was when Sebastian Haller grabbed the ball, although the penalty taker Emre Can had the ball in his hands, and most likely he would have succeeded.” “In scoring it, like the last five times he took penalties for the team. Then it was Borussia Dortmund now who would be the German champions.”
“The extra pressure Haller put on himself was not at all necessary,” Matthews added. “The fact that the 28-year-old was the penalty taker at his former club Ajax Amsterdam but not at Dortmund and not in such a case, especially given the The difficult health conditions that the player went through before, so his failure to score the penalty kick was very likely.”
Matthews considered that Dortmund losing the title at the last moment was painful, noting that it would be difficult for the team next season to have an opportunity like this, especially since Bayern Munich wants to come back stronger than before by fixing some imbalances and concluding new contracts in the summer transfer market. .
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
resounding victory on “Red Earth”
One of the first confrontations between the two rivals, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, ended with a big victory for the Westphalian Lions, when in 1967 Dortmund won 4-0 over the Bavarian team in the famous “Red Earth” stadium in Dortmund. By the way, the stadium was made of green grass, like the rest of the stadiums, and unlike its name.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
Big win scenario
Bayern fans do not forget November 27, 1971, when Gerd Mueller (second from left in the photo) wrote the scenario of the most severe loss in Dortmund’s history against Bayern. As he scored for the Bavarian team four goals in the match that ended with 11 for Bayern against an orphan goal for Dortmund. It is Bayern’s biggest win in the Bundesliga.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
How could he fail to register?
This question was asked by many fans of Dortmund and Bayern alike after Dortmund striker Frank Mill (left of the picture) dribbled past Bayern goalkeeper Jean-Marie-Pfaff in the match between the two teams on the ninth of August 1986. While everyone was waiting for Mill’s goal in The empty goal, the Dortmund striker hit the ball after he wanted to score with a technical move, but in vain…
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
Crying!
Dortmund player Andreas Mueller (right of the picture) was a strange figure on the field, shining at times with his brilliant skills, and at other times causing controversy with his artificial fall, which prompted Lothar Matthaus, the Bayern Munich player, to vilify him during a match between the two teams in 1997, as he made a movement with his hands that meant that Mueller is nothing but a weak, quick-crying person, which affected their relationship even in the German national team.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
From goalkeeper to kung fu player
Former Bayern goalkeeper Oliver Kahn also did not have good relations with Dortmund players. In a match between the two teams in April 1999, the giant goalkeeper was very aggressive. As he jumped a painful kung fu move towards Dortmund’s Swiss striker Stephane Chapusat, who dodged it at the last moment. Kahn also grabbed another Dortmund striker, Heiko Herrlich, by the neck.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
A battle for the daredevils
The match that brought the two teams together in April 2001 was intense by all accounts, and no match between them had ever witnessed such mutual roughness in play. As the referee declared his red card three times, and the yellow card 13 times in the match, which turned into a long series of stops due to violations.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
hostile confrontation
The fierce rivalry between the two teams continued at the turn of the millennium as well. Munich’s Brazilian striker Giovanni Elber (left) was a jovial figure, but Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, known as the instigator, managed to provoke Elber in February 2002. The photo immortalized the hostile confrontation between the two.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
A striker protects the Dortmund net
In the match between the two teams in November 2002, Dortmund’s Czech striker Jan Koller was forced to guard the den of the Westphalia Lions, after the referee issued a red card directing goalkeeper Jens Lehmann. Although he managed to block several balls, one of which was Michael Ballack, the Bavarian team eventually won with two goals, which had been scored against Lehmann against one goal.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
What humiliation!
Borussia Dortmund won the German Cup final in 2012 in a match that was as close as possible to a harsh lesson for the Bavarian club, as the Westphalia Lions scored five goals against Bayern against two goals. German newspapers reported at the time that Dortmund had managed to humiliate the Bavarian team.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
Arjen Robben and his golden goal
This was the biggest achievement for the Bavarian giants, after winning the European Champions Final at Wembley Stadium in London in 2013 at the expense of Dortmund. The winning goal was scored by former Bayern star, Dutchman Arjen Robben, to end the match with two goals to one. In that season, the Bavarian achieved the historic triple, to be on the throne of European glory.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
Reputation first
The German Super Cup can be described as a small title. The winner of the league title or the German Cup title did not give him much importance. This match is usually a test for a new season. But in the Super Cup match in 2016, the atmosphere was very tense and exciting. In the end, Bayern won 2-0 for Dortmund.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
Heavy toll
In the match that brought the two teams together in March 2018, Bayern scored half a dozen goals against Borussia Dortmund, to prove once again that it is the master of German football. Statistics reveal that 99 matches between the two teams resulted in 45 victories for Bayern, 25 victories for Dortmund, and 29 matches that ended in a draw.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
Bavarian slap
The 100th confrontation between the two poles of German football, which took place in April 2019, ended with a clean five for the Bavarians, which crushed Dortmund’s ambitions for the title, as it was before that leader in the standings. At the end of the season, Bayern snatched the league title. In the next match, Bayern repeated the victory at home, 4-0.
Immortal confrontations between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
empty stands
The 102nd meeting between the two clubs will be remembered by football fans in particular, as it will take place without an audience due to the Corona pandemic and its repercussions. Dortmund, who has not lost at home this season, is arming its Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, who is thirsty for revenge after losing the first leg. The balance tilts in favor of Bayern in the outcome, as it won 47 matches, while Dortmund won only 25 and drew 29 matches.
2023-05-30 09:58:39
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