The victory in the Bundesliga top match against a strong FC Bayern shows that table leaders Borussia Dortmund has the makings of a champion, says Stefan Nestler. BVB have the better squad and Momentum.
It’s a League game, the final would have been a Champions League-worthy. Borussia Dortmund and FC Bayern München delivered this Saturday night the Best it had to offer in Germany, which is the highest class for a long time to: 90 minutes of power football on the highest level, five goals, one more beautiful than the other and voltage up to the last second of the injury time. The game stood until the final whistle on a knife-edge, showed that two teams were on eye level.
Two different half-times
The first half belonged to Bayern, which showed in Dortmund, their best performance of the season and, in contrast to many of the listless acting performances in recent weeks, as the unit is presented. The game turned on, as often this season – that’s right and earned, driven by the once again outstanding captain Marco Reus, at the end of the 3:2 victory.
Like a Ferrari against a duck
It was noticeable that the speedy Dortmund overtook the Bayern defenders such as Mats Hummels from time to Time as a Ferrari is a “duck”. Hummels led to the game-a common cold as a reason that he was multiple of the BVB attackers over the printet. As to the question of why coach Niko Kovac left him play at all. And so we would be in the squad. Here, the BVB is clearly a step further.
BVB has the stronger squad
During the Munich are still missing of your undoubtedly deserved, but also in the years to come performance capture and real Alternatives to media on some of the items is completed the break in Dortmund for a long time. Coach Lucien Favre can afford to let top players like Mahmoud Dahoud and Paco Alcacer on the bench. And if he cashes it then he lights a firework.
Takes to be a champion
The top of the game impressively demonstrated what a tremendous Potential in this young team. If the Favre-Eleven uses now a little more effective in your numerous produced chances to score, it would be hard to beat at all. No question, the BVB has the makings of a champion. However, also on seven points ahead of the Münchenern one must not rest. “It means nothing”, says Marco Reus is right – even if only partially. Because of the Momentum that is currently clearly at BVB.