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Bundesliga: Dortmund come from two down to win 3-2 at Hoffenheim

Guirassy sparks the comeback, Hajdari finishes it off

Borussia Dortmund won 3-2 on the road at Hoffenheim on Saturday, in Bundesliga matchday 2. BVB were 2-0 down with an hour gone.

Avdullahu had struck just before the break, in the 45th minute. Lemperle made it two six minutes after the restart. Dortmund then turned to Serhou Guirassy. The striker pulled one back in the 61st minute, then turned provider five minutes later to set up Fabio Silva for the equaliser.

The winner came in the 87th minute, courtesy of an own goal by Hajdari. Three points nicked without much control, but three points all the same.

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Leverkusen hit back, Leipzig collapse in Bremen

Bayer Leverkusen had lost their opening game of the season against newly promoted Elversberg. The response was emphatic: 4-0 against Union Berlin. Fernandez scored after just one minute, Medina added another in the 28th, Schick netted in the 48th and Maza wrapped it up in the 66th.

RB Leipzig, meanwhile, were sunk at the Weserstadion. Werder Bremen won 3-1 thanks to goals from Dinkci in the 4th minute, Fullkrug in the 68th and Grull in the 80th. Baku only managed a consolation in stoppage time.

Freiburg did the job away to promoted Paderborn. An Eggestein goal in the 26th minute was enough to bring home all three points.

Elversberg keep on shocking everyone

The wildest game of the lot was in Monchengladbach. Bolin opened the scoring in the 11th minute, while Mokwa Ntusu levelled for Elversberg in the 29th. Bolin’s second on 44 minutes and Scally’s goal in the 56th looked to have settled it.

But the newcomers refused to fold. Krattenmacher pulled one back in the 66th, Keidel equalised in the 80th, and Krattenmacher then grabbed the winner in the 90th+2. Elversberg won 4-3 after being 3-1 down.

After a 21-goal afternoon across the league, Freiburg, Dortmund and Elversberg sit top of the early table. Monchengladbach are bottom after two defeats from two.

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