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Home game against Stuttgart: The announcement of refereeing decisions

The pilot project of the DFL and DFB Schiri GmbH for the announcement of refereeing decisions in the Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga started on the last matchday in selected games. At BVB's upcoming home game against VfB Stuttgart (8 February at 15:30 CET), the project will also be implemented for the first time at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK.

What does the pilot project involve?

At nine Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga stadiums in total, referees will announce their decisions over the stadium loudspeakers in certain situations. The test phase will run until the end of the 2024/25 Bundesliga season. The project was launched in the last round of matches at the home games of Fortuna Düsseldorf, Bayern Munich, FC St. Pauli, Eintracht Frankfurt and Bayer Leverkusen. The other clubs taking part in the pilot project are Borussia Dortmund, SC Freiburg, Leipzig and SpVgg Greuther Fürth.

What will happen at the home game against VfB Stuttgart?

The referee will always address the crowd when he has reviewed a decision on the monitor in the review area on the side of the pitch or when he changes a decision on the advice of the video assistant. This announcement will be made via the microphone of the referee's headset and will be audible over the stadium loudspeakers. The referee will inform the spectators which match incident has been reviewed, the result of the review and the final decision.

What happens after that?

The DFL and DFB Schiri GmbH plan to use a total of 67 matches this season to evaluate – together with the Football Commission and all other stakeholders – whether the announcements of refereeing decisions can increase transparency in the stadium in the long term. The implementation will occur at all home games of the clubs that are in the Football Commission until the end of the season. This means that refereeing decisions will be announced at all BVB Bundesliga home games at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK until at least the end of the season.

You can find more information about the project here.

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The 81,365 spectators, who had packed into a sold-out SIGNAL IDUNA PARK full of hope, witnessed Anton turn the ball into his own net in the 50th minute, before Chabot doubled the advantage to 2-0 a short while later (61). Brandt pulled a goal back with nine minutes remaining, then Ryerson was sent off for a second booking in the final minute.<\/p>\nThe scenario:<\/b>   \nSix places but only three points separated 11th-placed Borussia Dortmund and fifth-placed VfB Stuttgart. BVB were winless in five competitive matches against VfB but had won six of their nine home games against the Swabians before that. VfB had failed to pick up a point in their last two Bundesliga outings (2-0 loss in Mainz, 2-1 defeat at home to Mönchengladbach).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2025/02/08/bl-spielbericht/15_Stuttgart_Anton.jpg\" data-assetref=\"15_Stuttgart_Anton-1739028476851\"><\/p>\nPersonnel matters:  \n <\/b>On his debut in the BVB dugout, Niko Kovac made only one change to the starting line-up compared to the 2-1 victory in Heidenheim last time out: Karim Adeyemi replaced Julien Duranville, who was among the substitutes along with the fit-again Niklas Süle and new signing Daniel Svensson. Carney Chukwuemeka was absent, however (knock to his knee).<\/p>\nTactics:  \n <\/b>Kovac stuck with the 4-2-3-1 formation that interim coach and predecessor Mike Tullberg had lined the team up in for the last match in Heidenheim. Bensebaini frequently moved into central midfield in possession of the ball. Stuttgart, also configured in a 4-2-3-1, were very well organised, pressed high with up to five players in the Dortmund half and did not shy away. VfB built the play with a three-man backline and a full-back pushed forward into midfield and tried to get in behind the defence with long balls.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2025/02/08/bl-spielbericht/15_Stuttgart_Adeyemi.jpg\" data-assetref=\"15_Stuttgart_Adeyemi-1739028487258\"><\/p>\nThe match & analysis: \n <\/b>Despite their significantly higher share of possession, BVB struggled to get into the game against a tough-tackling opponent and only won their first corner in the 10th minute. But it posed a threat. Bensebaini got to the ball from a tight angle at the back post and Mittelstädt made the block, before the Algerian curled the ball narrowly wide of the goal. But Stuttgart not only looked more composed in the first 45 minutes, they were more dangerous in terms of their play too. 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Adeyemi broke through in a centre-right position following a Guirassy pass barely two minutes after the restart but rather than shooting, he tried to pick out a team-mate on the edge of or in the six-yard box and did not find one. Adeyemi was through again after a one-two with Brandt less than two minutes later and this time shot from another really tight angle, but it went wide. The breakthrough then came at the other end: Führich sprinted forward from his own half and was played free by a one-two down the right. He passed sharply into the middle and Anton turned the ball into his own net rather than behind for a corner (51).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2025/02/08/bl-spielbericht/15_Stuttgart_Guirassy.jpg\" data-assetref=\"15_Stuttgart_Guirassy-1739029554204\"><\/p>\nFollowing Stuttgart's fourth corner kick, Hendriks was offside when the cross came in and then challenged Guirassy, who played the ball to the opposition. 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Stuttgart, also configured in a 4-2-3-1, were very well organised, pressed high with up to five players in the Dortmund half and did not shy away. VfB built the play with a three-man backline and a full-back pushed forward into midfield and tried to get in behind the defence with long balls.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2025/02/08/bl-spielbericht/15_Stuttgart_Adeyemi.jpg\" data-assetref=\"15_Stuttgart_Adeyemi-1739028487258\"><\/p>\nThe match & analysis: \n <\/b>Despite their significantly higher share of possession, BVB struggled to get into the game against a tough-tackling opponent and only won their first corner in the 10th minute. But it posed a threat. Bensebaini got to the ball from a tight angle at the back post and Mittelstädt made the block, before the Algerian curled the ball narrowly wide of the goal. But Stuttgart not only looked more composed in the first 45 minutes, they were more dangerous in terms of their play too. 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Wingers Adeyemi and Gittens were by now slowly bringing their speed advantage to bear, although they were dealt with by Stuttgart's defensive and attacking wide players.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2025/02/08/bl-spielbericht/15_Stuttgart_Anton2.jpg\" data-assetref=\"15_Stuttgart_Anton2-1739028510217\"><\/p>\nThe pace then picked up in the 37th minute of a game that had been calm until that point. Undav first went clean through on the Dortmund goal following a badly timed backpass from Anton and dribbled past Kobel before being stopped by Can. It was a world-class intervention from the captain! Then Ryerson delivered a sharp cross into the middle directly afterwards and Adeyemi flicked it goalbound on the turn from eight metres out, but Nübel made the save.<\/p>\nBVB re-emerged from the changing rooms with more purpose on what was a sunny early spring day. Adeyemi broke through in a centre-right position following a Guirassy pass barely two minutes after the restart but rather than shooting, he tried to pick out a team-mate on the edge of or in the six-yard box and did not find one. Adeyemi was through again after a one-two with Brandt less than two minutes later and this time shot from another really tight angle, but it went wide. The breakthrough then came at the other end: Führich sprinted forward from his own half and was played free by a one-two down the right. He passed sharply into the middle and Anton turned the ball into his own net rather than behind for a corner (51).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2025/02/08/bl-spielbericht/15_Stuttgart_Guirassy.jpg\" data-assetref=\"15_Stuttgart_Guirassy-1739029554204\"><\/p>\nFollowing Stuttgart's fourth corner kick, Hendriks was offside when the cross came in and then challenged Guirassy, who played the ball to the opposition. Leweling then got the ball on the right flank and played a cross towards Chabot, who fired into the net on the left of the six-yard box to make it 2-0. A very questionable goal.<\/p>\nThe rub of the green was not on Dortmund's side. The own goal and the highly questionable legality of the second goal were followed by bad luck in attack: Nübel just managed to turn Gittens' shot onto the bar (69). Stuttgart withdrew deep and BVB applied pressure but initially could hardly break through \u2013 until the eighth corner. Brandt played a short one-two with Groß on the left side before firing the ball low into the net from a tight angle to make it 2-1. It grew increasingly hectic. Stiller tugged and tugged at Ryerson, whose attempt to extricate himself was punished by referee Siebert with a booking and then a red card (90). Stiller also saw yellow. BVB were outnumbered for the seven minutes of stoppage time and only had one other chance to score in the 97th minute, but Brandt fired a free-kick wide of the mark.<\/p>\nOutlook:  \n <\/b>BVB will travel to Lisbon to face Sporting in the UEFA Champions League play-off round on Tuesday (21:00 CET), before visiting VfL Bochum in the Bundesliga on Saturday (15:30 CET).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2025/02/08/bl-spielbericht/15_Grafik.jpg\" data-assetref=\"15_Grafik-1739028400958\"><\/p>\n<h2>Teams & goals<\/h2>\nBundesliga Matchday 21 \n <\/b>Saturday 8 February 2025, 15:30 CET \n BORUSSIA DORTMUND 1-2 (0-0) VFB STUTTGART<\/b><\/p>\nBor. 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Luca Reggiani filled the central defensive vacancy alongside Elias Benkara, with Tim Degener coming in for Nick Cherny. Mike Tullberg had already brought on Taycan Ectibasi in place of Samuele Inacio directly after the interval.<\/p>\nCole Campbell \u2013 who, along with Almugera Kabar, is set to get match practice with the U19s and will also be available for the UEFA Youth League knockout match away to Real Madrid on Wednesday, was largely responsible for the standout moments. The winger embarked upon some impressive dribbling runs down the right flank. "Cole is a difference-maker in attack. The fact that he wasn't able to finish off some nice moves successfully was also down to the difficult pitch conditions," explained Mike Tullberg, before singling out the seriousness and commitment of the young first-team player, who posed a constant threat to KSC with his presence and fast acceleration.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/nachwuchs/2025/02/08/spielbericht-u19-ksc/Kabar-U19.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Kabar-U19-1739023756853\"><\/p>\nThe opening goal in the 32nd minute was not the result of a some fine link-up play, but rather of a confusing situation in the penalty area and a brilliant shot from Ousmane Diallo. "It's a shame that we didn't make better use of one or two counter-attacking opportunities and were too uncomposed in possession," explained Mike Tullberg, who nonetheless praised the team as a collective, saying: "The boys did a great job defensively and defended against the opposition's long balls superbly."<\/p>\nOff to Madrid with a spring in their step<\/b><\/p>\nKarlsruhe, who had previously lost only one game in the 2024/25 season, proved to be the awkward opponent that they had been expected to be. With their physical play and aggressive manner of defending on the front foot, they stopped Dortmund's usually fast passages of possession in their tracks. On the other hand, their no-frills attacking play forced the BVB rearguard to be constantly on their guard. "We didn't give away any big chances. The team did really well and deserved to win," said Mike Tullberg.<\/p>\nBorussia will pay a visit to Union Berlin next Sunday. 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Mike Tullberg had already brought on Taycan Ectibasi in place of Samuele Inacio directly after the interval.<\/p>\nCole Campbell \u2013 who, along with Almugera Kabar, is set to get match practice with the U19s and will also be available for the UEFA Youth League knockout match away to Real Madrid on Wednesday, was largely responsible for the standout moments. The winger embarked upon some impressive dribbling runs down the right flank. "Cole is a difference-maker in attack. The fact that he wasn't able to finish off some nice moves successfully was also down to the difficult pitch conditions," explained Mike Tullberg, before singling out the seriousness and commitment of the young first-team player, who posed a constant threat to KSC with his presence and fast acceleration.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/nachwuchs/2025/02/08/spielbericht-u19-ksc/Kabar-U19.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Kabar-U19-1739023756853\"><\/p>\nThe opening goal in the 32nd minute was not the result of a some fine link-up play, but rather of a confusing situation in the penalty area and a brilliant shot from Ousmane Diallo. "It's a shame that we didn't make better use of one or two counter-attacking opportunities and were too uncomposed in possession," explained Mike Tullberg, who nonetheless praised the team as a collective, saying: "The boys did a great job defensively and defended against the opposition's long balls superbly."<\/p>\nOff to Madrid with a spring in their step<\/b><\/p>\nKarlsruhe, who had previously lost only one game in the 2024/25 season, proved to be the awkward opponent that they had been expected to be. With their physical play and aggressive manner of defending on the front foot, they stopped Dortmund's usually fast passages of possession in their tracks. On the other hand, their no-frills attacking play forced the BVB rearguard to be constantly on their guard. "We didn't give away any big chances. The team did really well and deserved to win," said Mike Tullberg.<\/p>\nBorussia will pay a visit to Union Berlin next Sunday. 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The trio were absent for the 2-1 defeat in Leipzig in the opening game and instead coached the BVB first team in Heidenheim. "The situation was of course difficult for the boys and the defeat was very frustrating," explained Tullberg, who clearly laid out the objective for the season: \u201dWe want to finish in one of the top four places in our group and qualify for the Final Round of the German Championship."<\/p>\nIn KSC, a strong opponent will be coming to Dortmund-Brackel. "I currently see Karlsruhe as one of the top five teams in Germany," Andi Haidl, the coach of SpVgg Unterhaching, said of the Baden outfit following his team's 4-0 defeat on Matchday 1 in Group D of the main round. Mike Tullberg added to that: "The team are now playing their second season with almost the same crop of players and primarily have players in the older year group. They have internalised all their processes and are among the best that German U19 club football has to offer." The second-division club's youngsters finished top of their preliminary round group ahead of Eintracht Frankfurt and Mainz 05. Karlsruher SC have also reached the semi-finals of the DFB-Pokal. Mike Tullberg has prepared his team for their opponents, their physicality and fast-paced play. \u201cThey play a very mature game. We' rely on a lot of talented youngsters and are in good spirits,\u201d he explained.<\/p>\nU19s full of confidence<\/b><\/p>\nFSV Mainz 05 lead Group D in the DFB-Nachwuchsliga after the first round of matches and a 5-1 victory against Union Berlin. They are followed in second place by Karlsruher SC, who also benefited from a 42nd-minute sending-off in their 4-0 triumph against Unterhaching. Third place is occupied by Rasenballsport Leipzig. In order to ensure they do not fall behind, "we should win on Saturday if possible," said Tullberg. In Louey Ben Farhat, Mateo Kritzer, Rafael Pedrosa and Fanul Lutolli, the opposition have outstanding individual players who are part of the second-division team's extended squad.<\/p>\nBorussia will be without Jonas Feddersen, who was shown a yellow card in Leipzig. Ousmane Diallo will return to the team after serving his suspension. As in all likelihood will Tyler Meiser, who was unable to play in the defeat in the opening match due to injury. "We've worked well in training and are full of confidence going into this tough game," declared Mike Tullberg, who is hoping for a good crowd and support from the stands. \n(wiwi)<\/i><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"Coach Mike Tullberg will be back on the sidelines with his assistant coaches Daniel Rios and Patrick Fritsch. The trio were absent for the 2-1 defeat in Leipzig in the opening game and instead coached the BVB first team in Heidenheim. 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In Louey Ben Farhat, Mateo Kritzer, Rafael Pedrosa and Fanul Lutolli, the opposition have outstanding individual players who are part of the second-division team's extended squad.<\/p>\nBorussia will be without Jonas Feddersen, who was shown a yellow card in Leipzig. Ousmane Diallo will return to the team after serving his suspension. As in all likelihood will Tyler Meiser, who was unable to play in the defeat in the opening match due to injury. 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Champions League Saison 24/25, Jugend, Nachwuchs, NLZ, U19, Saison, UEFA, UCL, Abschlusstraining, Training
Montag 21.10.2024, UEFA Champions League Saison 24/25 - Ligaphase 3. Spieltag in Dortmund, Real Madrid CF - Borussia Dortmund.Abschlusstraining U19 Youth League.Trainer Mike Tullberg..Copyright:.Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA.Rheinlanddamm 207-209.44137 Dortmund..(NO IPTC-stripping allowed).EDITORIAL USE ONLY

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The match will be broadcast live on Magenta Sport.","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"disableAdsOnNewsPage":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"disableAdsOnNewsPage","title":"Disable Ads on News Page","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":"Head-to-head record: <\/b>The two teams have gone head-to-head 20 times. VfL Osnabrück have won precisely half of them, while the U23s have managed only two wins against VfL (1-0 in 2006 and 2-1 in 2004). The reverse fixture in the first half-season ended in a 1-1 draw. Seven points separate the U23s and VfL in the table. BVB are in 11th place on 29 points, while 18th-placed VfL have 22 points on the board.<\/p>\nNews from the U23 camp: <\/b>After two defeats in which they failed to score against Bielefeld (4-0) and Rostock (2-0), U23 coach Jan Zimmermann wants his team to regain their attacking spark. The U23s have already netted 37 goals in the current campaign, but there have not previously been two consecutive matches without a goal. "We have to once again focus on our strengths and regain our self-confidence that way. This week, we simply let the boys kick the ball around in training in order to get their enthusiasm back." Tony Reitz, who was originally due to move to Dortmund from Borussia Mönchengladbach in the summer, will make the move to the Ruhr immediately due to Felix Paschke's injury and will be at the coach's disposal straightaway. Patrick Göbel will return to the squad against Osnabrück, while Felix Irorere and Julian Hettwer will join Paschke on the list of absentees.<\/p>\nStats and facts on the opposition: <\/b>VfL Osnabrück have kicked off the new year with a home win over Sandhausen, a draw in Aue and, most recently, a victory in Unterhaching, taking seven out of a possible nine points. The team in 18th place in the table signed Braydon Manu, a player with second and third tier experience, on loan shortly before the end of the transfer window. VfL are only one point adrift of the first non-relegation spot, which is currently occupied by RW Essen. "You can compare them a bit to Hansa Rostock: a very strong opponent who have recently really boosted their confidence. 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This week, we simply let the boys kick the ball around in training in order to get their enthusiasm back." Tony Reitz, who was originally due to move to Dortmund from Borussia Mönchengladbach in the summer, will make the move to the Ruhr immediately due to Felix Paschke's injury and will be at the coach's disposal straightaway. Patrick Göbel will return to the squad against Osnabrück, while Felix Irorere and Julian Hettwer will join Paschke on the list of absentees.<\/p>\nStats and facts on the opposition: <\/b>VfL Osnabrück have kicked off the new year with a home win over Sandhausen, a draw in Aue and, most recently, a victory in Unterhaching, taking seven out of a possible nine points. The team in 18th place in the table signed Braydon Manu, a player with second and third tier experience, on loan shortly before the end of the transfer window. VfL are only one point adrift of the first non-relegation spot, which is currently occupied by RW Essen. 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U23, Herren, Fussball, Saison, 23/24, Sport, BVBU23, football, DFB, soccer, Nachwuchs, Zweikampf, duel, Querformat
Samstag, 31.08.2024.Saison 24/25.3.Liga.3. Spieltag.Borussia Dortmund U23 - VfL Osnabrück.8 Franz Roggow..Copyright:.Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA.Rheinlanddamm 207-209.44137 Dortmund

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The rise of right-wing extremist parties and opinions across politics and society has prompted the department to revive the campaign 10 years later in order to send a strong message to counter racist talk and hate speech.<\/p>\nGuests at pubs in Dortmund are served their drinks together with a clear message: "Kein Bier für Rassisten \u2013 Fußball. Bier. Weltoffenheit" (No beer for racists \u2013 Football. Beer. Open-mindedness). In addition to the symbolic value of the beer mat, the BVB Fan and Supporter Department also provides substantive arguments against the racist and often generalised kind of pub chat that is unfortunately heard all too often in public. A website presents hard facts to counter blunt statements: a QR code on the cover can be used to directly access well-founded arguments against 19 discriminatory insinuations.<\/p>\nBVB President Dr. Reinhold Lunow commented: "At a time when discriminatory statements are becoming more and more acceptable, we as the BVB family are called upon to take a clear stance against racist talk. I am proud that the Fan and Supporter Department is once again making a strong statement in favour of a colourful and tolerant coexistence \u2013 values that unite us as the Borussia family \u2013 by relaunching its campaign."<\/p>\n"The results of the recent elections and the associated threat to democracy are of great concern to us as a Fan and Supporter Department. An open and tolerant society serves as the basis for our club life and coexistence. We want to send out a signal that an inhuman world view does not fit in with Borussia Dortmund,\u201d said Tobias Westerfellhaus, who is a member of the Fan Department's board. \n<\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"In line with the motto "Kein Bier für Rassisten" (No beer for racists), one million beer coasters were distributed to pubs, bars and restaurants throughout Dortmund back in 2015. The rise of right-wing extremist parties and opinions across politics and society has prompted the department to revive the campaign 10 years later in order to send a strong message to counter racist talk and hate speech.<\/p>\nGuests at pubs in Dortmund are served their drinks together with a clear message: "Kein Bier für Rassisten \u2013 Fußball. Bier. Weltoffenheit" (No beer for racists \u2013 Football. Beer. Open-mindedness). 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Borussia urgently need a win over Danish outfit Ikast Håndbold. A newcomer will be involved on Sunday. \n<\/p>\n","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"The situation in Group B of the EHF European League is coming to a head: the home game on Sunday afternoon (9 February, 14:00 CET) at the Westpress Arena in Hamm is the first \u201cfinal\u201d for Borussia Dortmund's women's handballers as far as progression is concerned. Borussia urgently need a win over Danish outfit Ikast Håndbold. A newcomer will be involved on Sunday.","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"disableAdsOnNewsPage":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"disableAdsOnNewsPage","title":"Disable Ads on News Page","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":"With one point from their three games to date, BVB are bottom of Group B. Ikast currently occupy second place, which would secure their progression to the quarter-finals. The Black & Yellows find themselves three points behind the Danes, which is why Sunday's match is so important. The other two teams, Ramnicu Valcea (five points) and Sola HK (two points), meet on Saturday afternoon. "We've had two away games so far and are now under pressure to win at least two of our remaining three games. But two of them are also home games in front of a great crowd, which we want to make the most of," said BVB coach Henk Groener.<\/p>\nBVB now have a new player in their ranks: the Black & Yellows have signed Netherlands international Lois Abbingh, who is already eligible to play in the match on Sunday. The versatile backcourt player arrives in Dortmund with Champions League experience and will provide an additional goalscoring threat.<\/p>\nThe Borussia women, who are represented in three competitions \u2013 the Bundesliga, the DHB-Pokal and the EHF European League, have five games coming up over the next two weeks. "We're trying to rotate a lot and give every player game time in order to spread the workload. We lost our way briefly against Zwickau, but then made adjustments in a timeout." The two most recent league wins against Zwickau (31-25) and Göppingen (32-30) have given his team confidence again following a difficult phase \u2013 something the Borussia ladies will need in order to take revenge for the 29-25 defeat that they suffered in the reverse fixture in Denmark.<\/p>\n\u201cWe were too harmless at the beginning of the reverse fixture. We will need a top performance for 60 minutes against the team regarded to be the strongest opponent in the group," said Groener. Borussia got off to a poor start in the last meeting and were 5-0 down after just seven minutes. Lena Degenhardt equalised to make it 10-10 on the 23-minute mark, but the Black & Yellows were again caught napping at the start of the second period. With an 18-12 deficit after 37 minutes, they were simply too far behind to take anything tangible home from Denmark.<\/p>\nWith the crowd at the Westpress Arena in Hamm behind them, the team hope to get revenge against Ikast on Sunday. Tickets are available in the <a href=\"https://www.ticket-onlineshop.com/ols/bvb/de/handball/channel/shop/index?utm_source=bvbde&utm_medium=news&utm_campaign=handball-tickets2425&bvb_cid=handball-tickets2425\">Online Ticket Shop<\/a>. The game will be broadcast live on <a href=\"https://www.dyn.sport/event/Borussia_Dortmund_Herning_Ikast_Haandbold_90511\">Dyn<\/a> from 13:45 CET. \n<\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"With one point from their three games to date, BVB are bottom of Group B. Ikast currently occupy second place, which would secure their progression to the quarter-finals. The Black & Yellows find themselves three points behind the Danes, which is why Sunday's match is so important. The other two teams, Ramnicu Valcea (five points) and Sola HK (two points), meet on Saturday afternoon. "We've had two away games so far and are now under pressure to win at least two of our remaining three games. 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