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Borussia Dortmund

02-02 00:30

3 - 2

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1. FC Heidenheim

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Borussia Dortmund

1. FC Heidenheim

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End 3-2

98′

G. Kobel

93′

S. Özcan

S.Guirassy

85′

S.Guirassy

80′

S. Conteh

M. Pieringer

80′

S. Schimmer

H. O. Traore

80′

M. K. Sorensen

E.Dinkci

70′

J. Schöppner

j.niehues

69′

3-2

S.Guirassy

Assist: M. Beier

69′

F. Silva

K. Adeyemi

68′

S.Guirassy

66′

J. Brandt

64′

j.niehues

58′

C.Chukwuemeka

J.Bellingham

58′

M. Beier

Y. Couto

49′

W. Anton

48′

1-2

j.niehues

Assist: E.Dinkci

45′

A.Ibrahimovic

M. Honsak

45′

N. Süle

F. Mane

Halftime 1-1

50′

1-1

j.niehues

44′

1-0

W. Anton

40′

M. Honsak

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Match Info

Borussia Dortmund survived a late scare to defeat 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 by a 3-2 scoreline in the Bundesliga on February 2, 2026. This victory was essential for Dortmund's top-four hopes, but they were made to work incredibly hard for the three points against a resilient Heidenheim side. Dortmund raced into a commanding 3-0 lead within the first hour, with their attacking play looking fluid and unstoppable. However, Heidenheim mounted an incredible comeback attempt, scoring two quick goals to set up a nervy final fifteen minutes for the home crowd at Signal Iduna Park. Dortmund's defense, which had looked comfortable, was suddenly under siege, but they managed to hold on through a combination of last-ditch defending and some wasted chances by the visitors. The match highlighted both Dortmund's explosive attack and their occasional defensive fragility. The win kept Dortmund in the hunt for Champions League qualification, while Heidenheim earned plaudits for their spirit. The Dortmund coach admitted his team made it difficult for themselves, while the Heidenheim manager was proud of the fightback. The starting XIs featured Dortmund's stars, who ultimately did just enough to secure the points.