Dortmund Players Shock with Unusual Own-Goal in Champions League Clash
In a remarkable Champions League encounter on Tuesday, Borussia Dortmund managed a 4-2 victory over Copenhagen despite an unusual own-goal incident. The match took place in Copenhagen, and the unexpected goal has drawn considerable attention.
Dortmund Players Shock with Unusual Own-Goal
During the first half of the match, Dortmund held a 1-0 lead when Copenhagen earned an equalizer in a rather bizarre fashion. Following a corner kick, Dortmund’s defense initially cleared the ball, but it found its way back to Copenhagen’s Youssoufa Moukoko.
Moukoko’s shot from near the penalty spot was saved by Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel. However, the ball lingered near the six-yard box. Ramy Bensebaini attempted to clear the ball but inadvertently deflected it off Waldemar Anton’s shin, resulting in an own-goal. This incident occurred in the 33rd minute, leaving fans stunned.
Match Highlights
- Dortmund Goals:
- Felix Nmecha: 20th and 76th minute
- Ramy Bensebaini: Penalty goal in the 61st minute
- Fábio Silva: 87th minute
- Copenhagen Goals:
- Viktor Dadason: 90th minute
- Unusual own-goal by Dortmund players: 33rd minute
Bensebaini later redeemed himself by converting a penalty kick, restoring Dortmund’s lead in the 61st minute. Nmecha added another goal, scoring twice, and Silva ensured a convincing victory with his goal in the 87th minute. Despite a late surge from Copenhagen, which included Dadason’s goal in the final minutes, Dortmund managed to secure a significant win in their Champions League campaign.
This match serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of football, where even high-profile players can experience surprising moments on the pitch. Dortmund’s unusual own-goal is likely to be a topic of discussion as fans reflect on this thrilling encounter.
