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Post-Match Report

Facts: Friday evening, floodlights and BVB!

Borussia Dortmund made a strong start to the match and scored two early goals but suffered at the end because Heidenheim stuck at it, with the visitors registering 10 shots to BVB's 13. But the corner count of 8-1, among other things, point towards BVB's superiority throughout and a deserved win in the end. No game this season has produced more goals.

Invincible on a Friday: Borussia Dortmund are unbeaten on a Friday evening in 37 home games and over 20 years. The last home defeat on this day of the week came against Schalke 04 (1-0) in January 2004.

At the third attempt: BVB have won against Heidenheim for the first time and have now beaten all 54 Bundesliga opponents at least once.

Goal-laden half: At this early stage of the season, it was the first half of play with more than three goals.

Early goals: The Black & Yellows scored in the first half for the first time this season, while Heidenheim conceded their first goal of the Bundesliga campaign.

Confident on the ball: Dortmund's players delivered a strong 90% of their passes to team-mates, Heidenheim 81%.

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Man of the Match: Karim Adeyemi was involved in three goals in a Bundesliga match for the second time. He last managed two goals and an assist in a game in the 6-0 win against Wolfsburg in May 2023.

100% penalty record: Emre Can also converted his eighth penalty in the Bundesliga.

Lively figure: Donyell Malen registered three shots at goal, the most of any player. He has scored six of his last seven Bundesliga goals in home games.

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Firsts: Felix Nmecha and Ramy Bensebaini both made the Dortmund starting line-up for the first time this season. It was the Algerian's first start in the 2024 calendar year.

Captain: Julian Brandt led a team onto the field as captain for the first time in the Bundesliga.

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