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Westfalenstadion

Westfalenstadion

Stadium in Dortmund, GermanyWikipedia

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Oct 14, 2026

Matthew BrennanPANELIST
13:17
I can't remember, but I remember just the off the crossbar and in.
Matthew BrennanPANELIST
13:20
And then the other one as well is when Haaland scores for Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League, in, uh, in, in the, what, Signal Iduna Park, and it just off the stanchion.
Matthew BrennanPANELIST
13:29
You can just hear the whck.
Enda CollHOST
13:30
Oh, against PSG?
Alex WoodwardHOST
6:25
But now that the Bundesliga is back, of course, I am very desperate to talk about the wonderful world of German football and a wonderful weekend we had as well on the Bundesliga's return.
Alex WoodwardHOST
6:40
not as bad as the outchase out of ego game thank god because I think I would have just cancelled the podcast outright if every game had been like that but let's go into the Bundesliga and talk about match day five of the season a quick rundown of the results for starting off on Friday night Borussia Dortmund 2 Werder Bremen 2 you know if I had nickel for every game that the Going Deutsch podcast has covered where Borussia Dortmund have been two goals up against Werder Bremen at the Westfalenstadion and blown it in the closing stages of the match I'd have two nickels Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened twice.
Alex WoodwardHOST
7:19
The two Essers putting Borussia Dortmund 2-0 up in the closing stages.
Alex WoodwardHOST
7:23
Svensson and Slotterbeck scoring in the 80th and 85th minutes.
MikeHOST
4:55
[laughs] You can never tell.
MikeHOST
4:56
Uh, so when I crossed that line on Sunday, I wa- I wasn't sure what my time was because I couldn't hear my earphones [laughs] because the atmosphere from the crowd was so passionate and it felt like walking out at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund.
MikeHOST
5:11
That, that's really it.
MikeHOST
5:12
And obviously bone conduction headphones, you don't...
Matt FordHOST
9:58
-um, after, yeah, af- af- after full time.
Matt FordHOST
10:01
Um, and I actually asked him because as I, I've, I worked out that he was the, he was actually the only, uh, the only Bremen player, um, on the pitch today or on, on Friday, uh, who was also on the pitch in October 2022, the last time that Werder Bremen produced a stunning comeback from two goals down at the Westfalenstadion.
Matt FordHOST
10:22
Um-
Manuel VethHOST
10:23
Right.
Tony MeolaHOST
23:13
Oh, nice.
Jimmy ConradHOST
23:14
At the Westfalenstadion.
Jimmy ConradHOST
23:15
We won't tell you the final score, Tones, but it was, uh, it was a good goal by-
Steve CherundoloGUEST
23:18
[laughs]
speaker_0ADVERTISER
0:25
Grainger, for the ones who get it done.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:30
In the unforgiving, high-octane theater of the Bundesliga, no fixture at the iconic Signal Iduna Park is ever truly secure until the final whistle echoes across the Ruhr Valley.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:41
Delivering another chapter of heart-stopping domestic drama, Berisha Dortmund and Werder Bremen locked horns in a pulsating encounter that ultimately finished honors even at 2-2.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:53
For the neutral observer, it was an absolute masterclass in German footballing entertainment, featuring relentless transitions, tactical chess matches, and dramatic shifts in momentum.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:00
Dortmund will inevitably rue two dropped points at home, points that could prove invaluable in the ruthless race for domestic supremacy and Champions League qualification.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:10
Meanwhile, Werder Bremen departs with heads held high, having proven once again that they possess the tactical discipline and collective grit to trouble the division's heavyweights on their own turf.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:21
As the dust settles at Signal Iduna Park, the Bundesliga table tightens further, reminding everyone why German football remains one of the most enthralling sporting spectacles on the planet.
Hanna TauberGUEST
45:33
[laughs] Not complaining.
CraigHOST
45:36
And, and in terms of Signal Iduna Park, obviously iconic stadium, what would you say to those that haven't been before?
Hanna TauberGUEST
45:47
To the stadium? Oh, definitely go.
CraigHOST
45:50
Yeah.
Hanna TauberGUEST
45:33
[laughs] Not complaining.
Craig ThomsonHOST
45:36
And, and in terms of Signal Iduna Park, obviously iconic stadium, what would you say to those that haven't been before?
Hanna TauberGUEST
45:47
To the stadium? Oh, definitely go.
Craig ThomsonHOST
45:50
Yeah.
Rory PetreHOST
2:08
Mark, Friday Night Football is back and we start in Dortmund.
Rory PetreHOST
2:14
We start with a big game for them, Signal Iduna Park.
Rory PetreHOST
2:18
The league leaders take on Werder Bremen, who have had equally a pretty decent start for them, gathering seven points from their first four games.
Rory PetreHOST
2:29
Dortmund are so far perfect um and uh yeah this presents an interesting interesting matchup um but how how do you see this one going what are your thoughts
Cat RappGUEST
36:53
If I'm being honest, it was so long ago, I can't even remember all the places we went.
Cat RappGUEST
36:58
But we went and saw the Dortmund Stadium, which is awesome.
Cat RappGUEST
37:00
I remember when we were there, Christian Pulisic was still there.
Cat RappGUEST
37:03
So we saw one of those cardboard cutout thingies of him, and that was really cool.

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