Quote from: bct_ail on Today at 07:37:38 AM

That was not looking good for Freiburg against Dortmund. Only after Freiburg scored their only goal they have fighted and have hope. But with Dortmund's fourth goal, everything was clear. Now the game between Bayern and Köln will be interesting.

Freiburg scored their only goal in the 61st minute, seems they have maintained their dignity with difficulty Cheesy

. Good to see that Haaland is back. But I have to say that apart from this match, Freiburg has been playing quite well but maybe Dortmund played a bit too good in this match. Even Meunier scored 2 goals in this match which seems quite unlikely to happen now and then

Quote from: mv1986 on Today at 04:06:21 AM

Quote from: zuzie on Today at 04:00:39 AM

Hopefully with this victory can bring Dortmund to competition so that Bayern Munich does not dominate the Bundes liga will be more interesting if we see competition
Haaland is still 5 goals behind Lewandowski as the top scorer and 2 goals behind Patrik Schick from Leverkusen we can see a decrease in Haaland's performance

Surprisingly Haaland opened up post-match and talked about his transfer situation in Dortmund and that the Dortmund bosses are putting pressure on him. That is pretty unusual for him to talk so openly about it in front of cameras, but the thing is that he knows he can afford to do that. Who knows maybe even Raiola instructed him to raise his voice publicly. Haaland said he doesn't like the pressure from the bosses and timelines and that he wants to concentrate on playing soccer. Will be some interesting weeks and they are going to meet soon to talk about the overall situation.
Anyway, that was an important win to keep some excitement alive for all soccer fans. Let's say what Bayern does next.

This is some bad news for Dortmund. Because they know that Haaland is like a hot cake to teams like Real Madrid and Mancity in the transfer market. So Dortmund really needs to play safe with him. Because if he's pressured like he is right now, I don't think that the deal will go Dortmund's way. Being a young player and being pressured is not good, what if he is enraged and doesn't sign the deal? The ball is surely in Haaland's court.