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– Sancho shines –
Later Jadon Sancho and Marco Reus inspired Borussia Dortmund to a 4-0 romp at home to Bayer Leverkusen.
Even with striker Michy Batshuayi sidelined by an ankle, the pair shone in front of goal.
Sancho, 28, a former Manchester City winger, leapt for joy after becoming the youngest Englishman to score in the Bundesliga when he hit the bottom corner with 13 minutes gone.
That’s all, folks. A big win for #BVB!
Shoutout to @woodyinho for putting the team on his back. Our guys @Sanchooo10 & @cpulisic_10 with unbelievable games ⚽ ? #BVBB04 pic.twitter.com/wlNgXvY8gT
— Borussia Dortmund ???? (@BlackYellow) April 21, 2018
Reus had a goal disallowed and a penalty saved before grabbing the second, moments after hitting the bar, from a superb pass from World Cup winner Mario Goetze.
Sancho set up Maximillian Philipp to tap home Dortmund’s third on 63 minutes.
The English teenager then supplied a cross for Reus to head home his second on 79 minutes to cap a superb display.
The result means Dortmund consolidate third place and stay three points ahead of Leverkusen.
Ten-man RB Leipzig crashed to a 5-2 home defeat by Hoffenheim in a key clash for the Champions League places next season.
A positive ending, albeit on a day to forget ?
?⚪ #DieRotenBullen #RBLTSG 2-5 pic.twitter.com/7KVJ3iGekd
— RB Leipzig English (@RBLeipzig_EN) April 21, 2018
– Forsberg sees red –
Swedish international Emil Forsberg was sent off for a foul on Florian Grillitsch just after the break with Hoffenheim already 3-0 up.
Mark Uth, Serge Gnabry and Pavel Kaderabek all scored as Leipzig’s defence buckled in the opening 45 minutes.
