When referee Tobias Stieler collected the ball from Marc Bartra after 94 highly intense minutes, preventing Borussia from taking a free-kick on the edge of their own penalty area and instead bringing the Bundesliga encounter with Bayern Munich to a close, the scenes in the stadium looked like BVB had just won a trophy.

BVB goalkeeper Roman Bürki broke his hand in the Bundesliga game against FC Bayern Munich (1:0) and will need an operation.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang put BVB 1-0 ahead against FC Bayern with his first shot of the match and opted for the unusual celebration of dropping to the ground and doing three press-ups. With 12 goals in 11 games, the striker has now moved level with Anthony Modeste at the top of the Bundesliga goalscoring charts. Speaking in a post-match interview, the Gabon international told BVBtotal! how he feels, what that goal celebration was all about and what went wrong in the 71st minute.

The evening might have ended in celebration following Borussia Dortmund's win, but it began with a spectacular send-off for a BVB great as the crowd at Signal Iduna Park commemorated the late Alfred "Aki" Schmidt, who passed away eight days ago.

What a match! What emotions! What a victory! When referee Tobias Stieler blew the whistle to signal the end of the Bundesliga match against Bayern Munich after 94 minutes and nine seconds, the celebrations knew no bounds – neither in the stands, nor on the pitch.

"The effort the team put in today was outstanding," said Thomas Tuchel at the press-conference after the match against Bayern, before singling out Mario Götze and Gonzalo Castro for special praise.

The 'Klassiker' ended in a deserved win for Dortmund, who ultimately had the better chances. Bayern had more shots (18:11) and possession (62%) but lacked their usual penetration. The match-winners were Aubameyang and Götze, who was involved in a BVB goal in the Bundesliga for the first time since his return to the club, while Bartra and Sokratis were pivotal at the back. Here are the match facts.

Coach Thomas Tuchel, goalscorer Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke all spoke to sky directly after the match against Bayern Munich and, as expected, all three were rather happy men. "It was a top performance from us," said Tuchel.