Dortmund vs Werder Bremen match from the Bundesliga. View the final score, key match events, detailed statistics, line-ups and head-to-head record between Dortmund and Werder Bremen. Follow team performance and match context within the Bundesliga season.
 Marius Wolf #17 | 83' |
 Mats Hummels #15 | |
⚽77' | |
⚽45+2' | |
 Marco Reus #11 | 90+1' |
39' |
 Emre Can #23 | 18' 42' |
 Niklas Süle #25 | 62' |
62' | |
62' | |
81' | |
 Tom Rothe #36 | |
62' | |
 Lee Buchanan #26 | 70' ⚽89' |
70' ⚽90+3' | |
 Ilia Gruev #28 | 81' |
81' ⚽90+5' | |
 Felix Agu #27 | |
 Nicolai Rapp #23 |
Marius Wolf #17 | 83' |
Mats Hummels #15 | |
⚽77' | |
⚽45+2' | |
Marco Reus #11 | 90+1' |
39' |
Emre Can #23 | 18' 42' |
Niklas Süle #25 | 62' |
62' | |
62' | |
81' | |
Tom Rothe #36 | |
62' | |
Lee Buchanan #26 | 70' ⚽89' |
70' ⚽90+3' | |
Ilia Gruev #28 | 81' |
81' ⚽90+5' | |
Felix Agu #27 | |
Nicolai Rapp #23 |
Werder Bremen
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