Borussia Dortmund dropped their first points of the Bundesliga season in dramatic fashion, surrendering a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Werder Bremen at Signal Iduna Park. The matchday 5 clash saw all four goals scored in the final ten minutes, with Niclas Füllkrug haunting his former club with a stoppage-time equaliser. Dortmund dominated for 80 minutes, controlling 72% possession and registering 22 shots, but Werder goalkeeper Karl Hein produced a man-of-the-match performance with seven saves to keep his side alive. Daniel Svensson finally broke the deadlock on 80 minutes, finishing Fabio Silva's cutback on the counter-attack. Nico Schlotterbeck doubled the lead five minutes later, heading home Joey Veerman's corner. But Bremen refused to surrender. Ludovit Reis pulled one back on 88 minutes with a low strike after a Dortmund turnover, before Füllkrug rose unmarked to head home Marco Grüll's free-kick in the 92nd minute. Füllkrug, on loan from Dortmund, celebrated in front of the Yellow Wall. Dortmund coach Niko Kovac admitted his side lost concentration in the closing stages. Dortmund remain top with 13 points, but Bayern Munich can overtake them with a win at Augsburg. Can Dortmund recover from this setback.

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