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Dortmund takes up colors in the championship against the Union Berlin. From the 28th minute, Berlin conceded a goal against his camp, when Diogo Leite, trying to release the ball, sent him under the bar of his own goal (26th, 1-0). In the 40th minute, Dortmund doubled the bet thanks to a precise center of Pascal Gross, where Serhou Guirassy jumped in the surface to register a head in the right part of the goal, deceiving the opposing goalkeeper and carrying the score at 2-0 .
Then, at the 75th, Guirassy, still served by Gross, placed the ball in the left skylight for 3-0. He marked again after a pass from Maximilian Beier (80th, 4-0). At the end of the match, Guirassy finally offered a quadruple (83rd, 5-0), before Beier himself entered the goal of 6-0 (89th). A large success that allows Dortmund to stabilize in 10th place in the championship. The Berlin Union is 13th.
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