Borussia Dortmund Youth Teams

In the club's own youth academy, our youth performance center, young talents undergo a demanding development program year after year to prepare them for a successful career in professional football.

Find all information about the BVB youth teams from U9 to U19.

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They are all currently fighting for game time. What's more, Aaron openly admits that last season was "not the easiest". And this season? Robin Lisewski has been given the nod in goal for the U19s. Aaron is from the so-called younger year group. That means Robin is a year further along and is now gaining valuable experience in the Youth League. "I really want to play in the Youth League next year so that I can prove myself on the biggest-possible stage in youth football," said Aaron. His goalkeeping coach Tobias Ritz has lauded him as a "team player" and outlined a long-term option to him: to put himself in position now for the coming season. But: "Nothing is given away!" Aaron knows this and even said that he "emerges from setbacks stronger". He has just overcome one such setback: After breaking his middle finger in training, he is now able to return to full training with the U19s in the coming days and offer Robin Lisewski competition.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/nachwuchs/2024/11/13/podcast2.jpg\" data-assetref=\"podcast2-1731501696288\"><\/p>\nMarwan gets a great write-up from his former coach Andreas Bona. When the Bielefeld native started his spell with the Borussia Dortmund U12s at the age of only 11, Bona was his coach \u2013 and remained in that role for four years. "Marwan assumed responsibility at a young age, for himself and others," acknowledged his ex-coach. In other words, there is someone at BVB who casts his eyes around the dressing room and gets involved. He has set out his big objective very clearly: "I certainly want to become a professional." He is working hard towards that. Marwan's diligence in training is confirmed by Bona too. 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The Dutchman emerged from a crowd of players to meet a corner-kick from defender Patrick Göbel and forced Mannheim shot-stopper Jan-Christoph Bartels into a strong save.<\/p>\nA shot from the visitors fizzed narrowly wide of Silas Ostrzinski's goal in the 22nd minute. Things got even more dangerous for the Black & Yellows eight minutes later when the home team could not clear the ball out of the penalty area. Mannheim player Henning Matricani forced Ostrzinski into a spectacular save from very close range. The ball then struck the woodwork.<\/p>\nHowever, the best opportunity of the game fell to BVB shortly before the break: Julian Hettwer had the chance to open the scoring when he ran clean through on goalkeeper Bartels following a beautiful through-ball from Yannick Lührs. But his shot was placed too centrally and the half-time whistle sounded with the score 0-0. <\/p>\nThe second period belonged to the visitors, who increasingly set up camp in the Dortmund half of the pitch. SVW sought to break through the compact BVB defence \u2013 and they managed it in the 83rd minute. Over on the left flank, Sascha Voelcke initially feigned a cross but then fired the ball into the back of the net with a direct shot. The Black & Yellow fightback in the closing stages did not produce the goal they hoped for, meaning the score remained 1-0. <\/p>\nJan Zimmermann:<\/b> "We played our football for 20 minutes and should have taken the lead then. We needed more precision and more clarity in our finishing. We made it easy for Mannheim by at times playing too slowly and too often playing it square in the second half. Nonetheless, we cannot lose this match here. 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Dienstag, 22.10.2024
Saison 24/25
3.Liga
11. Spieltag
Borussia Dortmund U23 - Waldhof Mannheim

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Rheinlanddamm 207-209
44137 Dortmund

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With seven points now on the board, Mike Tullberg's team have taken a big step towards the knockout stages. \n<\/p>\n","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"Borussia Dortmund's U19s have made their next statement in the UEFA Youth League by claiming a surprising 2-1 triumph away to Real Madrid on Matchday 3. With seven points now on the board, Mike Tullberg's team have taken a big step towards the knockout stages.","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":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":""It certainly wasn't all good on a footballing level but it makes me really proud how much heart and passion the team invested in the second period. That was the real Borussia Dortmund," said Tullberg after the final whistle. The Madrid outfit had already taken a 1-0 lead in the eighth minute, with the outstanding BVB keeper Robin Lisewski ensuring the deficit did not become even bigger.<\/p>\nThe Black & Yellows turned the match around in the second period. Nick Cherny first converted a penalty kick that was awarded for a foul on Taycan Etcibasi to level the scores at 1-1, before provider Etcibasi turned scorer and netted the winner to make it 2-1 in the eighth minute of stoppage time. It was set up by Mussa Kaba, who had been carried off the pitch on a stretcher due to a severe cramp 10 minutes earlier and had conjured up the last ounces of his strength. "The lad could hardly stand on his feet and then played a significant role in helping us win," said Tullberg, praising the 15-year-old's attitude.<\/p>\nStarting XI with Albert, Mane and Wätjen<\/b><\/p>\nThe Black & Yellow youngsters had surprisingly started with American Mathis Albert, who is only 15 years old, at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano. In addition, Mike Tullberg had strengthened his team with defensive leader Filippo Mane and young first-team player Kjell Wätjen in midfield. They joined Cole Campbell and Almugera Kabar in the first-team squad in the evening. Madrid, meanwhile, could count on their strongest squad and stabilised the team with three U20 players. "That shows that Real have a lot of respect for us," commented Tullberg.<\/p>\nBorussia's team, which had not even been able to train in this setup, were naturally lacking when it came to automatisms and understanding of the game. This was in stark contrast to the finely tuned "Royals", who quickly put the young Dortmund players under pressure with their confident link-up and passing play and their high pressing play. Especially as the match took the course that Real wanted. Before BVB had found their bearings, they were already 1-0 behind. Mesa had all the time in the world on the left flank in order to deliver a precision cross into the middle and Llanos had no trouble slotting past Robin Lisewski to make it 1-0 (8).<\/p>\nMike Tullberg, who had to do without his assistant Daniel Rios following his dismissal for a second bookable offence in the 38th minute, reacted to his team's clear inferiority at the break by making three substitutions at once: Elias Benkara came in for Jonas Feddersen, who was replaced on the left side of defence by Tyler Meiser. Samuele Inacio replaced Mathis Albert and Thierry Fidjeu-Tazemeta came on for Diego Ngambia. Around the hour-mark mark, Taycan Etcibasi replaced Ousmane Diallo on the left flank. The BVB coach had also found the words to set his charges on the right path.<\/p>\nTaycan Etcibasi's dream debut<\/b><\/p>\nThe team, who no longer respectfully shied away but instead went into the challenges with edge and demonstrated the courage and bite demanded by Tullberg, were rewarded for their significantly improved performance with a dream debut from Taycan Etcibasi. Diego Aguado committed a foul on Etcibasi, who had been played in by Samuele Inacio, and Nick Cherny converted the resultant penalty kick to make it 1-1 (64).<\/p>\nIn the final phase \u2013 during which BVB had to play a man down for almost 10 minutes after Mussa Kaba's injury \u2013 Robin Lisewski shone by making a magnificent save with his foot to deny Danuiel Yanez. And Borussia snatched the winner right at the death. The ball made its way via Samuele Inacio and Mussa Kaba \u2013 who had just returned \u2013 to Taycan Etcibasi, and he scored.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/nachwuchs/2024/10/22/spielbericht-u19-madrid/U19-Youth.jpg\" data-assetref=\"U19-Youth-1729619600800\"><\/p>\n"I said to my boys at half-time: We can talk a lot about football. But in the end, football is about heart and passion, about daring to do something and showing where we come from. This is coal and steel football. They don't play football like that, but we do. In the second half, it was an endless battle," said Mike Tullberg in praise of his team.<\/p>\nU19s:<\/b> Lisewski \u2013 Rashidi, Mane (Adamczyk, 72), Meiser, Feddersen (Benkara, 46) \u2013 Wätjen, Kaba \u2013 Cherny \u2013 Albert (Inacio, 46), Ngambia (Fidjeu-Tazemeta, 46), Diallo (Etcibasi, 61) \n(wiwi)<\/i><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":""It certainly wasn't all good on a footballing level but it makes me really proud how much heart and passion the team invested in the second period. That was the real Borussia Dortmund," said Tullberg after the final whistle. The Madrid outfit had already taken a 1-0 lead in the eighth minute, with the outstanding BVB keeper Robin Lisewski ensuring the deficit did not become even bigger.<\/p>\nThe Black & Yellows turned the match around in the second period. Nick Cherny first converted a penalty kick that was awarded for a foul on Taycan Etcibasi to level the scores at 1-1, before provider Etcibasi turned scorer and netted the winner to make it 2-1 in the eighth minute of stoppage time. It was set up by Mussa Kaba, who had been carried off the pitch on a stretcher due to a severe cramp 10 minutes earlier and had conjured up the last ounces of his strength. "The lad could hardly stand on his feet and then played a significant role in helping us win," said Tullberg, praising the 15-year-old's attitude.<\/p>\nStarting XI with Albert, Mane and Wätjen<\/b><\/p>\nThe Black & Yellow youngsters had surprisingly started with American Mathis Albert, who is only 15 years old, at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano. In addition, Mike Tullberg had strengthened his team with defensive leader Filippo Mane and young first-team player Kjell Wätjen in midfield. They joined Cole Campbell and Almugera Kabar in the first-team squad in the evening. Madrid, meanwhile, could count on their strongest squad and stabilised the team with three U20 players. "That shows that Real have a lot of respect for us," commented Tullberg.<\/p>\nBorussia's team, which had not even been able to train in this setup, were naturally lacking when it came to automatisms and understanding of the game. This was in stark contrast to the finely tuned "Royals", who quickly put the young Dortmund players under pressure with their confident link-up and passing play and their high pressing play. Especially as the match took the course that Real wanted. Before BVB had found their bearings, they were already 1-0 behind. Mesa had all the time in the world on the left flank in order to deliver a precision cross into the middle and Llanos had no trouble slotting past Robin Lisewski to make it 1-0 (8).<\/p>\nMike Tullberg, who had to do without his assistant Daniel Rios following his dismissal for a second bookable offence in the 38th minute, reacted to his team's clear inferiority at the break by making three substitutions at once: Elias Benkara came in for Jonas Feddersen, who was replaced on the left side of defence by Tyler Meiser. Samuele Inacio replaced Mathis Albert and Thierry Fidjeu-Tazemeta came on for Diego Ngambia. Around the hour-mark mark, Taycan Etcibasi replaced Ousmane Diallo on the left flank. The BVB coach had also found the words to set his charges on the right path.<\/p>\nTaycan Etcibasi's dream debut<\/b><\/p>\nThe team, who no longer respectfully shied away but instead went into the challenges with edge and demonstrated the courage and bite demanded by Tullberg, were rewarded for their significantly improved performance with a dream debut from Taycan Etcibasi. Diego Aguado committed a foul on Etcibasi, who had been played in by Samuele Inacio, and Nick Cherny converted the resultant penalty kick to make it 1-1 (64).<\/p>\nIn the final phase \u2013 during which BVB had to play a man down for almost 10 minutes after Mussa Kaba's injury \u2013 Robin Lisewski shone by making a magnificent save with his foot to deny Danuiel Yanez. And Borussia snatched the winner right at the death. 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