That's it, the Germans progress through 11-5 on aggregate after a thrilling affair, in which we saw nine goals being scored. Dortmund will be in the draw for tomorrow's Europa League Group Stage, whilst the dream is over for Odds BK. Unfortunately, that's all we've got time for tonight. You can have a read of our match report here, but until next time, goodbye!
FT: Borussia Dortmund 7-2 Odds BK
He makes it 7-2 after Odds BK are caught out on the break, tapping into an empty net after being set up by Aubameyang. We're almost all done here!
There we go! Another goal, this time for Kagawa, in the last minute of normal time.
80: We've been slightly goal shy recently, but that almost changes as Piszczek hits the post.
75: Zekhnini replaced by Bentley for Odds BK, could that be the youngsters last appearance for Odds? He's been strongly linked with Manchester United recently.
70: 64,200 is the confirmed attendance for tonight's game, a hugely impressive one considering the nature of the game. However, each of the fans have certainly got their money's worth, with eight goals scored and 20 minutes still to play!
65: Two Dortmund subs, Bender and Piszczek replace Gundogan and Mkhitaryan.
63: Odds give their fans something to cheer about, rattling in their second of the game. A tidy finish, with Berg slotting in from close range.
Crikey, we have our eighth goal of the night! 6-2 now!
56: Mkhitaryan and Reus link up yet again, as Dortmund make it 6-1. The Amernian took the ball on the left hand side, and whipped it across the box for Reus to scramble home, completing his hat-trick!
Another goal! And it's that combination again!
53: Mkhitaryan and Reus combine, but the latters' shot is deflected out for a corner, which is dealt with.
50: Hoffman takes the assist, laying it off to Gundogan, who smashed the ball hard, leaving it with too much power for the 'keeper to handle, to make it 5-1. One more would take Dortmund's aggregate score into double figures!
Goal! Dortmund aren't letting up, Gundogan makes it five.
45: We're underway in the second, can Dortmund add to their lead?
Dominating from the outset, Dortmund conceded a shock goal from a corner, before taking charge and smacking four past Odds to put one foot, and maybe four toes into the Europa League Group Stage. It would take a miracle, and four goals unreplied to, for Odds to make the next round, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see the Germans take their foot off the gas in the second half.
HT: Borussia Dortmund 4-1 Odds BK (8-4 on aggregate)
44: Just time for Dortmund to rack up another shot, Reus flashing an effort over.
40: It's another cross from the right-hand side which decieves the Norweigans, with Ginter's low ball deflecting off an estranged leg before falling to Kagawa at the back post. The Japanese star made no mistake, converting from close range. Five minutes to go until half-time, 8-4 on aggregate.
Oh look... another goal. 4-1 Dortmund!
34: With my last three updates having all been goals, I should probably give you a chance to catch your breath! It's hard to write much other than Dortmund's constant wave of attacks continuing, but I would like to point out that I'm marvelling at their delightful home kit, credits to their kit-makers for churning out a thing of beauty every single year. Still 3-1.
32: Odds BK are struggling to get a kick at the moment, and their joy from going ahead has been swept away. Gundogan clips the ball over the top of the defence for Mkhitaryan, who adds an assist to his goal by playing in Reus, grateful as he taps in for his second.
And again! It's all Dortmund at the moment as they make it 3-1.
27: Gundogan dances past two players in the box, and shows clever awareness to roll it back to Reus, who finished the move off by sweeping the ball into the net.
They score again! Reus completes the turnaround!
25: Cutting inside from the left hand side, Mkhitaryan doesn't bend the ball, he smashed it across the goal and into the top right hand corner! No goalkeeper in the world saves that one, and it's a wonderful shot to make it 1-1! 5-4 on aggregate to Dortmund.
What a strike!! Dortmund level things up!
21: And now a yellow card for the goalscorer, as he goes in late on Schmelzer.
19: Dortmund looking to get level straight away! Kagawa turns Ginter's cross just round the post.
18: They've levelled the tie up on aggregate, with Halvorsen heading in from a corner, the ball bouncing up into the top left hand corner. Who could have called that?
Goal!! Against the odds, Odds BK are ahead!
17: Kagawa goes close! Tee'd up by Reus, his first shot is parried out, before it falls back to him and he places a shot just wide of the post. Dortmund edging closer to a breakthrough.
14: A rare venture into the opposite half for Odds, but their cross is easily headed away by Mats Hummels.
11: How have the home side not gone ahead?? Ginter is in inside the penalty area, and has two shots saved, before Mkhitaryan, with what looked like an open goal, sees Rossbach heroically keep his effort out! Amazing goalkeeping.
11: So close for Dortmund! An amazing triple save!
8: Reus involved again as he looks to get on the end of Ginter's cross, but is seemingly hauled down in the area. No penalty awarded, much to the German's anger!
5: Reus has an effort pushed wide after recieving the ball from Schmelzer, and his corner fails to beat the first man.
4: Tuchel's side keeping good possession early on infront of a vocal home crowd, keen to see their side progress tonight.
0: We're underway in Dortmund!
19:00. Just half an hour now until kick-off, send your predictions into @VAVEL! I'm going for a 2-0 home win, with the hosts sailing through.
18:49. Odds BK starting XI: Rossbach; Hurme, Bergan, Hagen, Grøgaard; Berg, Jensen, Nordkvelle; Halvorsen, Occean, Zekhnini.
18:39. Borussia Dortmund starting XI: Weidenfeller; Ginter, Sokratis, Hummels, Schmelzer; Weigl, Gündogan; Kagawa, Mkhitaryan, Hofmann; Reus.
Star man Marco Reus may also be back in contention for a starting berth, after he was rested for the first leg. The home fans will certainly be hoping to see one of their most adored players, who has the ability to win any game single-handedly.
Whether he'll be in the squad or not remains unknown, however we do know that Dortmund are likely to have a couple of key men back. Sokratіs Papastathopoulos and Kevіn Grosskreutz are both in line for a return to action, having come through training this week unscathed.
Moving away from the German giants for a moment, Odds BK do have a concern or two ahead of this clash. Zekhnini, who scored the opening goal last week, was left out of their squad for the weekend's league win against Viking FK due to intense speculation surrounding his future. The 17-year-old is a highly rated talent in his own country, and is reportedly close to making a £3million move to Manchester United.
Despite this good form, Tuchel remained coy on the prospect of pushing to the latter stages of European competition this season, saying that at the moment the only goal is 'the group stages' and that he'll 'take it step by step'.
So, eight goals and two wins inside the last week and life is looking pretty good for Tuchel in his first season at the helm. A poor season last time around left them having to compete from the early Europa League rounds, meaning they've already played six competitive games, winning all of them.
That win was followed up by victory over FC Ingolstadt at the weekend, where Dortmund again scored four times. It was slightly more comfortable though, with them keeping a clean sheet and winning 4-0.
A brace from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, with his goals coming either side of half time, was sandwiched by a Shinji Kagawa effort as Dortmund drew level. Henrikh Mkhitaryan eventually got the winner, in the 84th minute, heading home to make it advantage Borussia ahead of tonight's game.
However, the Bundesliga side's quality had well and truly shone through at the end of the night, as they scored four times to put their noses in front ahead of the return leg.
The scoreline certainly doesn't tell the story of the game, which required an amazing comeback from Dortmund to win. Expected to breeze past their seemingly inferior opponents, Thomas Tuchel's side found themselves 3-0 down after 22 minutes. Rafik Zekhnini scored after just 14 seconds to put the underdogs ahead, and goals from Olivier Occean and Espen Ruud did further damage before half-time.
This game comes soon after the first leg, contested in Norway just seven days ago. It was a dramatic affair, with Dortmund eventually running out 4-3 winners at the end of the 90 minutes.
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