US EditionDortmund Waste Two-Goal Lead but Score Stoppage-Time Win over St Pauli
Emre Can scored a stoppage-time penalty after VAR confirmed a foul, helping Dortmund cut Bayern Munich's lead to eight points in the Bundesliga title race.
- Deep into stoppage time on Jan 17, Borussia Dortmund captain Emre Can converted a penalty in the fifth minute to secure a 3-2 home win over FC St. Pauli.
- A VAR intervention showed a foul on Maximilian Beier inside the area, prompting the decisive penalty after St. Pauli fought back to level the score with goals from Sands and Jones.
- Julian Brandt and Karim Adeyemi scored either side of half-time, with Adeyemi converting a Fabio Silva assist, while James Sands and Ricky-Jade Jones scored within 10 minutes to equalise for St. Pauli.
- The victory cut Dortmund's gap to Bayern Munich to eight points and left Dortmund second on 39 points, but Bayern Munich can restore an 11-point lead at RB Leipzig later on Saturday.
- Can told Sky Germany `What a rollercoaster ride` as German chancellor Friedrich Merz watched from the home VIP box and the Dortmund crowd cheered the VAR announcement producing the penalty.
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Emre Can's late penalty gives Dortmund win before Bayern plays Leipzig in Bundesliga
Emre Can has scored a penalty deep into stoppage time to give Borussia Dortmund a 3-2 win over St. Pauli despite letting a two-goal lead slip earlier.
The FC wins the game stylized for the final against Mainz, the BVB secures three points against St. Pauli late – and Hoffenheim is on his way to the Champions League.
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