Goals and Highlights: Sporting 3-1 Borussia Dortmund in Champions League 2021

Sporting beats Borussia Dortmund 3-1 to qualify for Champions League round of 16

Dortmund goal in Lisbon, Donyell Malen scores to make it 2-1

Seven minutes of compensation are announced

GOAL! Pedro Goncalves takes it from the 11 steps but the goalkeeper Kobel saves the penalty, Pedro Porro dresses up as a hero and nails it on the rebound.

Paulinho falls in the area and after VAR review a penalty is awarded

Dan-Axel Zagadou is cautioned for a foul on Paulinho.

Red card for Emre Can .

Corner kick to Borussia Dortmund

First caution of the match Joao Palhinha is yellow carded by referee Carlos Del Cerro Grande after an ill-timed tackle.

Borussia substitute Emre Can for Nico Schulz

The match restarts. Last 45' minutes to play

The first half of the match ends. Sporting leads 2-0 at halftime

Donyell Malen tries to score inside the box, but a defender manages to block the shot.

Borussia take a corner.

GOAL! Pedro Goncalves scores a brace after Borussia's inattention. Sporting capitalizes on what the Germans failed to capitalize on and take a 2-0 lead.

Sarabia receives the ball inside the area and tries a dangerous shot, but a defender's leg gets in the way.

GOAL! Pedro Goncalves nails the first for the home team after a ball through Kobel's legs to make it 1-0.

Free kick for Borussia, Reus takes it but the ball bounces off the wall. Sporting counter-attack

Marco Reus offside, the German goes ahead in less than five minutes as he tries to create danger for the visitors

Donyell Malen gets in a shot on goal from the edge of the area. The ball goes to the left of the goal, but goalkeeper Adán manages to save the shot.

Reus takes first shot on goal of the game

Borussia and Sporting kick off the action

Sporting: Bruno Tabata, Nuno Santos, Luis Novo, Manuel Ugarte, Tiago Tomás, André Paulo, Joao Virginia, Ricardo Esgaio, Daniel Braganca, 71 Flavio Basilua.
Borussia: Axel Zagadou, Mahmoud Dahoud, Nico Schulz, Emre Can, Steffen Tigges, Felix Passlack, Silas Ostrinzki, Marwin Hitz, Ansgar Kanuff

1 Kobel 
11 Reus
13 Guerreiro
16 Ankanji
19 Brandt
20 Reinier
21 Malen
22 Bellingham
24 Meunier
28 Witsel
34 Pongracic

1 Adán
24 P.Porro

4 Coates
25 G. Ignacio
3 Feddal 
2 M.Reis
6 Palhinha
8 M.Nunes
17 P.Sarabia
28 P. Goncalves
21 Paulinho

The referee for the match will be Carlos del Cerro Grande, a Spanish referee who also works as a national policeman and who has been an international referee since 2013.

This is how Sporting arrived at the José Alvalade stadium

Aqui estão os nossos Leões 💪#SCPBVB #UCL #DiaDeSporting pic.twitter.com/Rt48RVwNcN

— Sporting Clube de Portugal 🏆 (@Sporting_CP) November 24, 2021

This is how Sporting's field looks at the José Alvalade Stadium just minutes before the teams take the field for their warm-up exercises.

For the Teutons, Marco Reus continues to be an important man, scoring the winning goal in his last Bundesliga match and maintaining a positive streak, scoring in four consecutive matches for both club and country.

Sporting player to watch: Paulinho has had a great performance this season in the Champions League with the Lisbon squad, scoring three goals in four games.

With one matchday left in the Champions League group stage, Sporting hosts Borussia Dortmund in a match that will be decisive for both teams.

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The José Alvalade stadium (in Portuguese Estádio José Alvalade) is a soccer stadium located in Lisbon, Portugal. It is owned by Sporting Clube de Portugal, which plays its home matches there.
The stadium, with a capacity of 50,044 spectators and inaugurated on August 6, 2003, is located in the center of a sports and leisure complex called Alvalade XXI. It was built for Euro 2004, replacing the adjacent old Alvalade stadium. It is the third largest stadium in Portugal after Estádio do Dragão (52,033 seats) and Estádio da Luz (64,642 seats) and is classified by UEFA as elite (category 4), which allows it to host European finals, such as the 2005 UEFA Cup Final.
The stadium is named in honor of José Alvalade, one of the club's founders.

In the Portuguese Primeira Liga, Sporting is second only to Porto with eleven games played so far, of which both have won nine and drawn two, with 29 points and only separated by a goal difference of 21 and 13,
Borussia Dortmund also occupies the second position in the Bundesliga behind Bayern Munich. Dortmund has 27 points, with 9 matches won and three lost.

With two matchdays left in the group stage, Group C is led by Ajax with 12 points, followed by Dortmund with six points, Sporting Lisbon in third place with the same six points and Beskitas in last place, who have lost all their matches and have not been able to score a single point,

Borussia Dortmund have dominated recent meetings between the two sides, winning the last three matches since the 2016 group stage. Borussia Dortmund only have more wins against Galatasaray than against Sporting in the Champions League. In addition to this statistic, Dortmund has not drawn against Portuguese teams.

Sporting Lisbon has an unfavorable streak against German teams losing ten matches, however, German clubs have scored the most goals against them with 32 in the Champions League. In thirteen matches against German teams, they have lost ten times, drawn twice and won only one against Schalke04 in 2014.

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