🎥 Borussia Dortmund mark 116 years of history with three points | OneFootball

Brandt and Beier collaborated for Borussia Dortmund to celebrate 116 years of history with three points this Friday (19).

Thanks to their goals, BVB defeated Borussia Mönchengladbach 2-0 in front of their fans at Signal Iduna Park.

This result took Niko Kovac's team to second place in the German league.

Now they hope for Leipzig to slip up in the 15th and final round before the winter break.

Brandt scores a beautiful goal

Dortmund was superior in the first half.

They took the lead just ten minutes in.

Long possession, passing exchanges, and a perfect cross from Süle for Brandt to volley and open the scoring.

Meanwhile, Gladbach struggled to pose any real threat before the break.

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Beier the protagonist

The second half saw Adeyemi as the protagonist after a clash with Diks and, subsequently, a great chance after the defender delayed clearing the danger.

With no alternative, Gladbach became more aggressive.

Dortmund had a great chance to "seal" the game at 88', when Beier advanced alone on a counterattack.

But he "telegraphed" his shot, making it easy for Nicolas.

However, Beier had the last chance of the game after a good move by Fábio Silva and, this time, he didn't waste it (96').

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Both teams will only play again in 2026.

BVB will be away against Eintracht Frankfurt on Friday, January 9.

Meanwhile, on Sunday (11), Gladbach - currently in 11th place - will host Augsburg.

See the full table here.

📅 Sequence of the 15th round:

20/12 - Saturday

11:30 - Stuttgart vs. Hoffenheim

11:30 - Wolfsburg vs. Freiburg

11:30 - Augsburg vs. Werder Bremen

11:30 - Cologne vs. Union Berlin

11:30 - Hamburg vs. Eintracht Frankfurt

14:30 - Leipzig vs. Bayer Leverkusen

21/12 - Sunday

11:30 - Mainz vs. St. Pauli

13:30 - Heidenheim vs. Bayern Munich

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