The hosts would have selected an instantaneous equaliser after the system but Dortmund skipper Sebastian Kehl managed to divert Ken Ilsoas energy away from underneath part. Dusseldorf started to control cases, and nearly grabbed an equaliser after errors at the trunk from both Santana and Mats Hummels intended Langerak had to rush from his point to avoid Axel Bellinghausen. However, a change from Jurgen Klopp found Polish duo Lewandowski and Blaszczykowski enter the fray, with the latter making an immediate influence. Sahin slipped the ball to Blaszczykowski from the very best of the field and the midfielder placed house, despite being slightly offside. Dusseldorf then had a clear penalty waved away by the umpire after Stefan Resisingeras ball hit the arm of Hummels inside the box. Geifer prevented Dortmundas Schieber from closing a third down another end of the frequency, as he emerged from his point to make a full-stretch save. As he parried a corner from Blaszczykowski before blocking Reus on the follow up the owner then made two more stops. Dusseldorf would have pulled one back with six minutes remaining but Reisinger planted his header straight at the goalkeeper after Hummels failed to intercept the cross. However the hosts in the course of time found the net after Dortmund did not cope with Andreas Lambertzas free-kick in to the box and Bodzek headed home. Dortmundas Langerak was then required to make a great save to avoid the home part from grabbing an injury-time equaliser. Martin Latkaas header was heading straight for the bottom corner nevertheless the keeper managed to get down and claw the ball off the point to extend Dortmundas unbeaten function in every games to seven games.
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