And most of all, this was a game that was decided by individual errors: from their own players, sure, but in their view from the referee, Felix Zwayer. This was a match which saw them play well and outplay the opposition for long stretches. This was their first home Bundesliga defeat in nearly 12 months, a game that saw them fall four points behind Bayern instead of leapfrogging the Bavarians at the top of the table. Venom and loathing after a combustible Klassikerīorussia Dortmund were furious on Saturday night after their 3-2 home defeat against Bayern, and it's not difficult to see why. Jump to: Dortmund fury, Bayern joy | Rangnick begins with a win | Inter maul Mourinho, Roma | Errors doom Chelsea | Madrid lose Benzema, still win | Bernardo Silva shines | Milan top of Serie A | Barca overlook Betis | PSG look flat | Liverpool's luck | Juve impress | Atletico pay price | Kane misfires, Spurs win | Atalanta down Napoli | Marsch out at Leipzig | #BasDostWatch It's Monday, and Gab Marcotti reacts to the biggest moments in the world of football. ESPN+ viewers' guide: LaLiga, Bundesliga, MLS, FA Cup, more We saw Manchester United get a first win under Ralf Rangnick, Bayern Munich wrap up a controversial derby over Borussia Dortmund, Real Madrid edge away at the top of LaLiga and Inter Milan put Jose Mourinho under pressure at AS Roma with an emphatic victory.Įlsewhere, we had woe for Barcelona and Atletico Madrid, frustration for Chelsea, late drama for Liverpool and an end to the Jesse Marsch era at RB Leipzig. What a weekend of soccer! We say it every weekend, and every weekend it's true.

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