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[28.10.] German Bundesliga, Matchday 11
Borussia Dortmund - FC Bayern Munich 0-0

Teams & Goals

Borussia Dortmund: Weidenfeller - Degen, Brzenska, Kovac, Dede - Tinga - Kuba, Valdez, Buckley, Kringe - Petric
FC Bayern: Rensing - Lell, Lucio, Demichelis, Jansen - van Bommel, Zé Roberto - Sosa, Schweinsteiger - Klose, Toni
Substitutions: 79th min: Federico for Valdez, 83rd min: Klimowicz for Kuba - 66th min: Altintop for Sosa, 70th min: Podolski for Toni, 87th min: Ottl for van Bommel
Goals: None
Corners Won: 3-1 (1-1 at halftime)
Goal Chances: 6-4 (1-1 at halftime)
Referee: Dr. Markus Merk (Otterbach/Pfalz)
Yellow Cards: Tinga, Valdez, Klimowicz - Schweinsteiger
Spectators: 80,708 (sold out)
Weather: Cloudy, but dry, 8C/46F

Facts & Figures: BVB Clearly Dominant In The Second Half

[28.10.] Borussia Dortmund truly challenged Bayern Munich. If you take away both times Bayern hit the post, the Schwarz-Gelben played very well. BVB had 52 percent ball possession and won more battles for the ball (54 percent). A victory against Bayern, who looked tired at the end, was possible and even possibly deserved.

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The framework was hit three times in the match: Demichelis and Klose for Bayern and Kringe for BVB, Ze Roberto cleared a Valdez chance off the goal line.

"Draw Run": Before the match at Leverkusen, BVB had not drawn in 17 matches. The Bayern match was their second consecutive draw.

Undefeated: FC Bayern had to be content with one point, but remains undefeated this season. This is the first time in 19 years that FC Bayern has been undefeated for eleven consecutive match days. However, for the first time this season Munich did not score a goal.

FC Bayern broke down after the break and only won 41 percent of battles for the ball. Borussia also had a clear advantage in shots at goal in the second half (12-7).

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Two of the most noticeable Borussen: Phillip Degen and Nelson Valdez (in this scene against Marcel Jansen)
Mladen Petric shot at Munich´s goal seven times and had the most shots at goal of all players, even more than Miroslav Klose (2) and Luca Toni (2) combined.

Nelson Valdez was substituted with standing ovations. Rightfully so, since he was involved in almost half of his team´s shots at goal (seven of eighteen).

Robert Kovac won the most battles for the ball in the match (67 percent) and remains Borussia´s player with the most battles for the ball won this season!

Christian Wörns was on the bench in the Bundesliga for the first time in five years (September 21, 2002, Rostock - Dortmund 0-1).

BVB is the first team this season to keep a clean sheet against FC Bayern.

Borussia covered the wings well, Bayern only delivered four crosses in the full 90 minutes.

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