Borussia sets new record with goal scoring spree
Borussia Dortmund Triumphs at Home Against Werder Bremen in the 8th Bundesliga Round
Score a victory under their wings, Dortmund beat Werder Bremen at home in the 8th round of the Bundesliga. Julian Brandt's goal in the 67th minute closed the deal for Edin Terzić's squad.
The "Bees" of Dortmund not only celebrated this win but also extended two remarkable statistical featsthat's a double whammy of victories, so to speak. Firstly, the team has maintained a remarkable winning streak at home, boasting a 17-3-0 record in the league over the past 20 matches, with their last defeat occurring in August 2022. That unfortunate encounter was against—you guessed it—Werder Bremen, who snatched a 3-2 victory in the dying minutes of the game.
Secondly, Dortmund has successfully scored at least one goal in a home league match for a whopping 56 games, resulting in a goalless draw back in June 2020 against Hoffenheim.
Currently sitting atop the Bundesliga table with 20 points, Dortmund has closely followed rivals Bayern Munich (17 points), Bayer Leverkusen (19 points), and Stuttgart (18 points). However, these teams are yet to play their round 8 matches, so the rankings may change.
Insight: Standings Update
The current standings in the 2024/25 Bundesliga season prioritize Champions League and Europa League qualifications, with the top six teams securing European spots. If you need specific data for Dortmund, Bayern, Leverkusen, or Stuttgart for round 8, most sources do not provide such information at this time. To access the most current mid-2024 season standings, use live tracking tools or official Bundesliga platforms as those resources offer real-time updates.
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Dortmund's goalless win against Werder Bremen has added another milestone to their winning streak at home, extending it to 17 wins in the past 20 Bundesliga matches. With this victory, they have now scored at least one goal in a home league match for 56 games consecutively. Despite the victory, Dortmund remains in a tight race with pursuers Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen, and Stuttgart in the European-leagues standings, as all teams have yet to play their round 8 matches. The current standings prioritize Champions League and Europa League qualifications, with the top six teams securing European spots in the 2024/25 Bundesliga season.
