That's a pretty arrogant statement. Maybe they would've still lost but it would've been more of a contest. But if you're that close minded still, remember that this UCL season this Dortmund team broke the record in the group stages for goals and held Real to 2 draws to win the group. At full strength Dortmund is a team to be reckoned with. At the end of the day everyone just wants to see good football :)
Borussia Dortmund
FT
2
:
1
vs
HT 1 : 0
Hoffenheim
Borussia Dortmund
FT
2
:
1
vs
HT 1 : 0
Hoffenheim
- Kick Off at 13:30 (GMT) on 6th May, 2017
- The referee for this match is Felix Brych
- Attendance of 81360 fans at the Signal Iduna Park
- This is a match in Bundesliga - 1. Bundesliga, Match Day 32, Season 2016/2017
- Borussia Dortmund
- Goals
- Reus (4')
- Aubameyang (14')
- Aubameyang (82')
- Cards
- Reus (11')
- Castro (45')
- Sokratis (53')
- Dembele (57')
- Hoffenheim
- Goals
- Kramaric (86')
- Cards
- Uth (15')
- Demirbay (59')
Full lineups: Borussia Dortmund vs Hoffenheim
Borussia Dortmund
Starting XI
- 38. Roman Buerki
- 26. Lukasz Piszczek
- 25. Sokratis
- 28. Matthias Ginter
- 29. Marcel Schmelzer
- 33. Julian Weigl
- 27. Gonzalo Castro
- 13. Raphael Guerreiro
- 7. Ousmane Dembele
- 17. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
- 11. Marco Reus
Substitutes
- 1. Roman Weidenfeller
- 30. Felix Passlack
- 18. Sebastian Rode
- 6. Sven Bender
- 23. Shinji Kagawa
- 22. Christian Pulisic
- 9. Emre Mor
Coach
- Thomas Tuchel
Hoffenheim
Starting XI
- 1. Oliver Baumann
- 25. Niklas Suele
- 22. Kevin Vogt
- 21. Benjamin Huebner
- 3. Pavel Kaderabek
- 13. Kerem Demirbay
- 6. Sebastian Rudy
- 27. Andrej Kramaric
- 17. Steven Zuber
- 19. Mark Uth
- 14. Sandro Wagner
Substitutes
- 33. Alexander Stolz
- 4. Ermin Bicakcic
- 15. Jeremy Toljan
- 16. Pirmin Schwegler
- 8. Eugen Polanski
- 18. Nadiem Amiri
- 28. Adam Szalai
Coach
- Julian Nagelsmann