BREAKING: Dortmund Defeat Mbappe Led PSG To Qualify For 2024 Champions League Final—-The Genius Media Nigeria reports that Borussia Dortmund have reached the final of the European Cup/Champions League for the third time in their history.
They won the tournament in 1997, beating Juventus 3-1, before losing to Bayern Munich 2-1 in 2013.
A superb second-half header from the superb Mats Hummels gave Borussia Dortmund 1-0 win and 2-0 aggregate victory over a disapointing Paris Saint-Germain. The hosts hit the woodwork four times on the night and six times over the tie but the Bundesliga’s fifth-placed side were comfortably superior over the two legs and will now face either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich – who beat them at Wembley in the 2013 final – to determine the champions of Europe
Both teams came into the second leg with the visitors on the advantage after taking a 1-0 from their home ground in Germany.
PSG started well pushing forward with everything they had to offer which wasn’t enough to gift them any goal as things carried on.
Borussia Dortmund main focus was making sure they held on fine ensuring there is nothing that could break them down in the encounter.
Things stayed the same despite all the opportunities which kept coming mostly from the home side who needed to get a goal for themselves.
It was disappointing for PSG who couldn’t make anything happen as they headed for the break with the scoreline staying 0-0 against Borussia Dortmund.
They came on to the second half which was different from what happened in the first 45 minutes which not a goal was scored by them.
PSG continued with their dominance but nothing happen as they carried on doing everything possible but still they couldn’t get the goal.
Borussia Dortmund stunned the home side in the 58th minutes after Julia Brandt was able to setup Matt Hummels who was able to make it count putting his side 0-1 ahead.
Things became worst for the home side who couldn’t make anything happen or know where to begin making move for something in the match.
The game came to an end with Borussia Dortmund claiming a 0-1 victory against PSG which made it 0-2 on aggregate as BVB qualified for the Champions League final.
Paris upped the pace thereafter, hitting bar and post a further three times. But led by Hummels and the equally excellent Nico Schlotterbeck, Dortmund were always in relative control and fully deserved a win inspired by Edin Terzic’s tactical masterclass.
So Kylian Mbappe looks set to depart his hometown club having failed to win the Champions League, while Dortmund will feel confident of concluding what could be one of the great cup runs – with good reason.Whoever they meet, we’re in for a treat.
