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It was an absolute blowout in the Signal Iduna Park. Truly a night to remember for Sahin and his squad. With 20 goals scored and 0 conceded in Celtic?s first six league matches, I feared what could happen when the Glasgow-based giant visited Signal Iduna Park on Tuesday night. Dortmund had to pick themselves up from a shaky performance against VfL Bochum, And I think I?m right in saying that no Dortmund fan could have predicted what would happen over the course of the next 90 minutes.
The scoreline was opened quickly when Kasper Schmeichel snatched the legs of Jamie Gittens inside the penalty box after just 7 minutes, with Can securely banging the shot in the middle of the goal for 1-0. Shortly after, in the 9th minute, Dortmund found themselves level 1-1 after Daizen Maeda managed to scrape a cross across the goal line after a very suspect clearing-attempt from Emre Can. What happened next can only be described as Karim Adeyemi somehow ascending and become the one true football God no one expected he could be. He took three very impressive finishes (the first one with a bit of luck), resulting in three goals and won a penalty for Serhou Guirassy to convert with a hard shot in the far left corner. After the break, Dortmund managed to keep control of the game, while being less threatening towards Celtic?s goal. When it looked like the second half might end scoreless, Serhou Guirassy popped up with a ve...