Dortmund salvages 2–2 draw with late equaliser at Bayern
Borussia Dortmund secure a 2–2 draw against Bayern Munich after substitute Fabio Silva scores in the 89th minute. Bayern opened the scoring through Konrad Laimer in the 38th minute and added a second via Dayot Upamecano in the 66th minute. Harry Kane's penalty in the 56th minute hits the crossbar and does not count. The match, held at the Allianz Arena in Munich, leaves both clubs level on points in the Bundesliga title race.
Key facts
- Bayern generated 23 shots with an expected‑goals value of 4.05, while Dortmund had 12 shots and 0.63 xG.
- Bayern's expected goals were 4.18 compared with Dortmund's 0.63.
- Fabio Silva joined Dortmund permanently for a £30 million fee at age 18 after leaving Wolverhampton Wanderers.
- Silva had previously played in six different European leagues before arriving in the Bundesliga.
- Goalkeeper Gregor Kobel spoke with Silva after the match, noting the importance of forwards scoring.
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Why it matters
The result keeps the championship battle between Bayern and Dortmund undecided.
What changed
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