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・November 5, 2024 November 05 Nov 05
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Pascal Gross - Creative cog in Dortmund's offenseGross recorded 23 crosses (nine accurate) and 11 corners in Tuesday's 1-0 win against Sturm Graz.
ImpactFrom his right-back position, Gross generated more chances than any other player in the match with six, and led the match with 0.55 expected assists. His playmaking abilities were key in Dortmund's offensive buildup, with his six chances created being double that of the next closest player. Gross has played the entirety of Dortmund's last three matches in all competitions, and will improve upon his creative form when Dortmund travel to Mainz on Saturday.
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Serhou Guirassy - Assists, but misses chancesGuirassy assisted once to go with four shots (two on goal) and three chances created in Tuesday's 1-0 win against Sturm Graz.
ImpactAlthough Guirassy did not score, his involvement in Dortmund's attack was notable. He recorded nine touches in the opposition's box (the most of any player in the match) and created three chances, including the game's only assist. Despite his efforts, Guirassy struggled with finishing, generating 0.50 expected goals on target without finding the net. He will look to sharpen his finishing touch in Dortmund's next match against Mainz on Saturday.
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Donyell Malen - Scores winning goalMalen scored one goal to go with two shots (one on goal) in Tuesday's 1-0 win against Sturm Graz. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 74th minute.
ImpactMalen came on as a substitute in the 67th minute and made an immediate impact by breaking the deadlock in the 86th minute, securing three points for his team. However, this match marked his second consecutive start on the bench, hinting at a potential shift in Dortmund's lineup. He will aim to build on this form as Dortmund heads to Mainz on Saturday.
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Alexander Meyer - Solid shot-stopping performanceMeyer registered one save and secured a clean sheet in Tuesday's 1-0 victory versus Sturm Graz.
ImpactThough Dortmund's keeper wasn't heavily tested, Meyer provided a steady presence in the backline. His distribution played a significant role, as he completed 84 percent of his passes (37 of 44) and achieved a 36 percent long-ball accuracy (four of 11). He will look to maintain his form and continue as a reliable option when Dortmund plays Mainz on Saturday, with Gregor Kobel at somewhat of a risk to miss the match due to injury.
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Marcel Sabitzer - Starting as expectedSabitzer (undisclosed) is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash with Sturm Graz.
ImpactSabitzer is in the starting XI, as expected, after overcoming a minor muscular concern. The midfielder should be a solid contributor on both sides of the ball, likely while holding onto the lion's share of possession, especially at home.
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Gregor Kobel - Still outKobel (undisclosed) isn't an option for Tuesday's clash with Sturm Graz, Ruhr Nachrichten reports.
ImpactKobel won't be an option for Tuesday's match as he deals with an undisclosed issue. It's his second match in a row on the sideline, and should open the door for another start for Alexander Meyer. Kobel's next chance to return is a Saturday trip to Mainz.
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Waldemar Anton - Out TuesdayAnton (undisclosed) is out for Tuesday's clash with Sturm Graz, according to Ruhr Nachrichten.
ImpactAnton isn't in the squad Tuesday, meaning Nico Schlotterbeck and Emre Can will likely partner in the center of the defense. Anton will hope to get fit for a Saturday trip to Mainz, his final chance to return before the November international break.
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