Day 4
Lidberg 59'
Machino (p.) 90'
Becker 45'
Martel 78'
da Costa 89'
Borussia Mg: 1. Nicolas M. - 4. Diks, 5. Leszczyński, 6. Itakura (Machino, 84), 26. Ullrich L., 29. Scally J. (Hashioka, 77) - 10. Neuhaus (Mohya, 64), 16. Sander P., 38. Bolin H. (Hack R., 84) - 3. Lidberg, 9. Honorat (Stöger, 76)
Substitution: Mohya (from 64); Stöger (from 76); Hashioka (from 77); Machino (from 84); Hack R. (from 84)
Bench: 33. Batz - 2. Chiarodia, 20. Herold
Yellow Cards: Ullrich L. 19; Honorat 55; Neuhaus 62; Stöger 87; Mohya 87; Machino 90
Mainz 05: 1. Schwolow - 2. Mwene, 3. Gruber F., 4. Posch, 48. Potulski - 6. Sano, 19. Caci (da Costa, 65) - 10. Amiri N. (Maloney, 90) - 7. Lee Jae-sung (Martel, 65), 23. Becker (Konigsdorffer, 77) - 9. Tietz P.
Substitution: da Costa (from 65); Martel (from 65); Konigsdorffer (from 77); Maloney (from 90)
Bench: 16. Bell S. - 20. Ruoppi - 17. Hollerbach
Yellow Cards: Posch 55; Mwene 73; Schwolow 90; Potulski 90; Konigsdorffer 90
What could have been the shock result of the Bundesliga weekend turned into a night of pure drama

RC Strasbourg have made history, reaching a European semi-final for the first time

The hosts made a flying start, leaving the French side shell-shocked with two goals inside the opening 20 minutes

Vincent Kompany’s side delivered the commanding performance without star striker Harry Kane

Borussia Dortmund signed off the year in style with a 2–0 victory over Mönchengladba

Despite the tension and a flurry of emotional moments, the scoreboard stayed frozen at 0–0

Result brought frustration for both sides but historical disappointment for the hosts

The reigning German champions made light work of their opponents

The Foals remain winless this season with 3 draws and 4 losses

Borussia Mg
Mainz 05