The Dortmund youngsters played a decisive part in qualification for the next round. Charles Herrmann opened the scoring at 1-0 with a dream goal from a free-kick in the 14th minute. The pacey winger then teamed up with Eric da Silva Moreira of FC St. Pauli to create the goal that Max Moerstedt scored to fire the team into a 2-1 lead (34). 

– Sport Bild’s Tobi Altschäffl and Christian Falk via Twitter account @iMiaSanMia

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As previously reported by Football365,

Marcel Sabitzer, who was later substituted off in the 90th minute, opened the scoring in a 2-0 home victory for the Austrians. Mats Hummels, Julian Brandt (up until 53rd minute) and Niclas Füllkrug (up until 46th minute) lined up for the Germany national team in the friendly fixture. Niklas Süle was an unused substitute.

Overall, the team is said to have felt underchallenged at the time, because the Italian’s training content was probably not well received by the stars from Munich. That’s why the Bayern professionals complained to the bosses – which also ended up in the press afterwards.

There were three changes from the last game against Mainz: Kiliann Sildillia, Roland Sallai and Vincenzo Grifo replaced Lukas Kübler (suspended), Merlin Röhl (injured) and Lucas Höler (bench). SC began brightly and had a triple chance in the fifth minute. Ritsu Doan’s shot was blocked, Michael Gregoritsch hit the rebound off the bar and then Sallai’s overhead kick went over. Gregoritsch had another opportunity four minutes later, however his header was comfortably saved by goalkeeper Koen Casteels, before Sallai’s low drive was deflected wide for a corner (12’).

Lois Openda paid homage to Arsenal and France legend Thierry Henry in celebrating his goal for RB Leipzig against Heidenheim last Saturday.

VfB Stuttgart led until the 96th minute at Bayer Leverkusen, only to concede a last-gasp equaliser to draw 2-2.