SC Freiburg 1-3 Borussia Dortmund: Visitors come from behind with three quickfire goals in 11 minutes to sink hosts

It was a good start on the road for Borussia Dortmund as they stumbled to a 3-1 win over Freiburg at the Europa-Park Stadion. A looping header from Michael Gregoritsch should have been enough to see off the die Schwarzgelbe, who couldn't get into the game, but Freiburg goalkeeper Mark Flekken's error allowed Jamie Bynoe-Gitten's shot from range over the home goal-line to snatch momentum for the visitors.

Ad Super-sub Youssoufa Moukoko won the game for Dortmund, sweeping home after excellent work again from substitutes Julian Brandt and Bynoe-Gittens down the left. Ballon d'OrSaka, Bellingham named on shortlist for Kopa Trophy awarded to best U21 player4 HOURS AGO Marius Wolf finished off Freiburg with an arrowed finish with his left, in a harsh scoreline on the spirited hosts.

Debutant Anthony Modeste was quiet, with the home central defensive partnership of Matthias Ginter and Philipp Lienhart keeping the veteran Frenchman quiet, and Thorgan Hazard and Donyell Malen were almost the invisible men as the away side looked bereft of ideas in the final third for large parts of the game. The home side weren't at their free-flowing best themselves, and they really should have won this game considering how below-par Dortmund were.

Bundesliga fixtures and results Bundesliga table Bundesliga Top Scorers Maximilian Eggestein was instrumental for Freiburg, ably supported by Vicenzo Grifo and Nicolas Hofler, who both put in shifts under the radar to nullify the obvious threats that the visitors carry in their arsenal, but it wasn't enough, as the firepower off the bench was enough to turn fortunes back into the Black and Yellow's favour. Young English starlet Jude Bellingham struggled to get into the game himself; sloppy in