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RB Leipzig beat Borussia Dortmund at home for fifth straight time
RB Leipzig hosted Borussia Dortmund at the Red Bull Arena on matchday 26 of Bundesliga.
Xavi Simons’s goal gave the home side the lead in the first half. After the break, he also provided an assist, with Lois Openda doubling the Bulls’ advantage. Despite dominating the second half, the visitors failed to score, leaving BVB empty-handed.
This marks RB Leipzig’s fifth consecutive home win over Dortmund across all competitions.
RB Leipzig, with 42 points, sit fifth in Bundesliga table, while Borussia Dortmund, with 35 points, are 11th.
RB Leipzig – Dortmund 2:0 (1:0, 1:0)15 March, 17:30, Red Bull Arena
Starting lineupsGoals
Dortmund
Kobel, Ryerson (Chukwuemeka 72), Anton, Schlotterbeck, Can, Groß, Sabitzer (Bensebaini 32), Brandt, Beier, Adeyemi (Gittens 72), Guirassy
Cards
Emre Can (10),
Julian Ryerson (45+1),
David Raum (63),
Carney Chukwuemeka (83),
Amadou Haidara (86),
Castello Lukeba (87)
