Dortmund undone by Torres brace as Barcalona edge five-goal show | OneFootball

Despite the intimidating atmosphere, the Catalan club took the initiative to BVB from the get-go as Yamal tested Kobel and Raphinha fizzed a low drive past the left post. Dortmund's first opportunity of note came in the 16th-minute as Sabitzer blazed over from a Julien Duranville cross. Jules Koundé stung the palms of Kobel from a half-chance, while at the other end Guirassy's header was superbly saved by Pena albeit the Malian striker was already offside.

Julian Ryerson, who picked up a slight knock in the first-half, was replaced by Couto after the break. The offside flag would chalk off Guirassy's goal in the 50th-minute which further angered the BVB faithful as Barcalona took the lead. Ex-Leipzig man Dani Olmo threaded the pass for Raphinha to thrash home on the angle. Parity restored itself before the hour when Cubarsí brought down Guirassy in the box. The Malian held his nerve to smsh the resulting penalty into the lower left corner.

It wasn't to be a goal-scoring return to the Rührpott for Robert Lewandowski, however his replacement restored the visitors lead. Kobel denied Fermin Lopez but Ferran Torres swept home the rebound. Amazingly, Sahin's Schwarzgelben struck back instantly when Yan Couto's pass split the offside trap and left Inaki Pena at sea as Guirassy bagged his brace.

However, a cruel sting remained in the tail as Hansi Flick's side snatched a winner. Stemming from a Dortmund corner, Jamie Gittens made the fatal mistake of letting the ball bounce over his head. On an off night for the Englishman, Lamine Yamal raced away and timed his pass to perfection. Ferran Torres steadied himself and placed his shot inside the left upright beyond the outstretched Gregor Kobel.