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Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich played out a 2-2 draw in a tightly contested affair between the two sides at the Signal Iduna Park on Saturday.
Julian Nagelsmann’s team took the lead through Leon Goretzka just after the half hour mark. The visitors were off their best going forward but solid defensively as they went into the break with the advantage.
Leroy Sane hammered home another early on in the second half with a powerful strike from range making it 2-0.
Next, it was time for the comeback, with Youssufa Moukoko pulling one back for the hosts with just over 15 minutes to play.
It was a feisty affair all-round with five yellow cards between the sides and a late red card for Kingsley Coman meaning that Bayern finished the game with ten men.
Dortmund took advantage of the extra man late in stoppage time when substitute Anthony Modetse levelled proceedings.
It may have taken late drama, but the result was probably a fair one with the hosts having more attempts as Bayern edged the possession.
The draw leaves both sides level on points in the top four of the Bundesliga after nine games with Union Berlin and Freiburg a point ahead of them at the top.
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