Bundesliga God plot: 3-1 to 3-3, Dortmund falls out of the chain, St. Pauli creates miracles: extreme level

The first round of the Bundesliga ushered in a match, with Dortmund challenging Sao Paulo as a guest. Dortmund lined up 352 in this game. Adeyemi and Gilasi are paired with two forwards. Daniel Svensson, Job Bellingham, Sabitz, Gross and Jan Koto jointly attacked. Benzebaini, Anton and Filippo Mane started three defenders. Kober serves as the starting goalkeeper. Dortmund's starting lineup's overall value is about 10 times that of its opponent.

Sao Pauli had the chance to score the first record in this game, but unfortunately Hong Tongji's shot that broke into the penalty area was blocked by the goalkeeper. This allowed Dortmund to escape. Five minutes later, Gilasi shot from a small angle on the right side of the penalty area, and the goalkeeper blocked the angle and saved the ball. In the 25th minute, Gross's close-range shot was blocked, which was a pity. In the 34th minute, Dortmund finally scored a goal. Sabitze assisted Gilasi to score a header! In the 37th minute, Adeyemi was knocked down in the penalty area and the referee awarded a penalty kick. Eric Smith received a yellow card. Gilasi took the penalty, but the penalty he sent was saved and missed the excellent opportunity to expand the score. At the end of the half, Dortmund led St. Pauli 1-0. Dortmund had a 51% possession rate in the first half, and he shot straight for four shots, scoring one goal. St. Pauli shot three times in the first half and one shot directly, but failed to score.

The second half changed sides and the game became more and more exciting. Dortmund took the lead in making substitution adjustments, with Brandt and Nmega on the bench. In the 47th minute, Brandt shot a long shot outside the penalty area, and the goalkeeper saved the ball. Two minutes later, St. Pauli scored! Sinani made a pass from the right, Hong Tongji grabbed the ball and headed the ball into the goal! In the 67th minute, Dortmund led the way again. Anton's shot was blocked and refracted and drilled into the far corner of the goal. In the 75th minute, Dortmund relied on the counterattack opportunity to score again. Brandt volleyed from the right side of the penalty area and broke through the opponent's goal. I thought the game would lose its suspense, but I didn't expect that St. Pauli burst out with amazing power at the last moment of the game. In the 84th minute, Filippo Mane gave a foul and was sent off with a red card. Sinani scored a penalty and narrowed the gap. Five minutes later, St. Pauli scored again. Eric Smith hit the world wave and completed the ultimate level, which was incredible! In the end, Dortmund was upset and drew with St. Pauli 3-3.