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Having moved from Stuttgart to Dortmund this summer, Guirassy wore the BvB this Friday evening.
While the Borussen quickly found themselves trailing 0-2 by Bochum on their home field (16e21e), the former Rennais sounded the revolt before the break (44e).
An important goal which allowed the locals to get back on track and equalize on a penalty converted by Can after the break (62e).
Guirassy was finally able to give his team the advantage, signing his first double with Dortmund (75e), and his fourth goal in three matches.
Nmecha had the last word (81e) to bring the score to 4-2 and thus ensure a victory which revives the BvB, provisional second two lengths behind Bayern which welcomes Bayer, third, this Saturday.
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