Post-Match Report

Facts: Fabio Silva with his fourth assist

A last-minute penalty gave Borussia Dortmund a victory that was certainly not undeserved given the xG of 3.8 to 0.9, even though FC St. Pauli put up a fight and even led in terms of shots (11-9). Here are the match facts.

100% from 11: Emre Can has converted each of his 11 penalties in the Bundesliga.

Asset: Karim Adeyemi scored Borussia's first goal of the second half to make it 2-0 and, along with his assist for the first goal, collected two scorer points in a Bundesliga match for the first time this season. It was his first assist in the Bundesliga since Matchday 3.

A force at home: Borussia Dortmund have picked up 23 out of a possible 27 points at home in the Bundesliga this season.

Assist provider: Fabio Silva is still without a Bundesliga goal for BVB, but has already provided his fourth assist of the season – only Julian Ryerson (five) has provided more.

Accurate: It was Julian Brandt's fifth goal of the season, equalling his tally for the entire previous season.

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Compared to the match against Bremen (3-0), five changes were made to the starting line-up: Emre Can, Jobe Bellingham, Daniel Svensson, Karim Adeyemi and Julian Brandt replaced Niklas Süle, Yan Couto, Carney Chukwuemeka, Maximilian Beier (who all moved to the bench) and the aforementioned Sabitzer. \n<\/b><\/p>\nThe match \n<\/b>In beautiful late-winter weather and under the watchful eye of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (wearing a Black & Yellow scarf), BVB faced an opponent who disrupted their build-up play early on with high pressing, won the majority of their tackles and offered little in attack while conceding nothing in the way of chances. Only a dropped catch by St. pauli goalkeeper Nikola Vasilj gave Brandt a huge chance to make it 1-0 in the 16th minute, but Hauke Wahl came to the rescue for his beaten keeper by clearing on the goalline. After almost half an hour, Brandt fired a free kick from 17 metres out just past the right post. Overall, however, Dortmund's play was too error-prone and predictable. There were no surprising moments until the final phase of the first half.<\/p>\nSt. Pauli relied on quick transitions and created a good chance for Pereira Lage in the 37th minute, which Gregor Kobel did well to save with his foot. Ten minutes earlier, referee Harm Osmers had awarded a penalty to the visitors after Fabio Silva handled the ball, but reversed his decision after consulting the monitor: it clearly wasn't a deliberate handball (27).<\/p>\nLate in the half, but not too late to go into the dressing room a goal up, BVB began to exploit space down the flanks. Julian Ryerson's sharp cross was narrowly missed by Karim Adeyemi (44), then Adeyemi got the ball on the right wing. With a quick burst of pace, he left Lars Ritzka in his wake and played the ball low into the box. 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Within nine minutes, two set pieces from the visitors levelled the score at 2-2. Smith set up the first with a corner (63), then a free kick (72), with Sands and Jones on hand to finish with their heads and feet respectively. Kobel was required to prevent BVB going down 3-2 with a save to deny Jones (78).<\/p>\nAfter that, BVB struggled to impose themselves on the opposition. Apart from a close-range header from Nmecha that hit Vasilj's chest (81), there was little in the way of chances. It was only in added time that things got exciting. A foul on Maxi Beier on the edge of the box resulted in a penalty, which Emre Can converted to make it 3-2 (90+6).<\/p>\nOutlook \n<\/b>Two away games are on the schedule for the coming week: first on Tuesday (21:00 CET, live on Prime) away to Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Champions League, then on Saturday (18:30 CET, live on Sky) away to Union Berlin in the league. \n<\/b><\/p>\n<h2>BORUSSIA DORTMUND 3\u20132 (1-0) FC ST. PAULI<\/b><\/h2>\nBundesliga, Matchday 18 \n <\/b>Saturday, 17 January 2026, 15:30 CET<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/01/17/bl-spielbericht/94-Grafik.jpg\" data-assetref=\"94-Grafik-1768663760787\"><\/p>\nBVB: <\/b>Kobel \u2013 Can, Anton, Schlotterbeck \u2013 Ryerson (71, Couto), Bellingham, Nmecha (83, Özcan), Svensson \u2013 Adeyemi (71, Beier), Fabio Silva (71, Guirassy), Brandt (83, Chukwuemeka) \nSubstitutes:<\/b> Meyer, Duranville, Süle, Mane \nFC St. Pauli:<\/b> Vasilj \u2013 Dzwigala (64, Ando), Wahl, Mets \u2013 Pyrka, Sands, Smith, Ritzka (64, Oppie) \u2013 Pereira Lage, Kaars (64, Jones), Fujita \nSubstitutes:<\/b> Gazdov, Ando, Robatsch, Saliakas, Stevens, Afolayan, Ceesay \nGoals:<\/b> 1-0 Brandt (45+1, Adeyemi), 2-0 Adeyemi (54, Fabio Silva), 2-1 Sands (63, Smith), 2-2 Jones (72, Smith), 3-2 Can (90+6, penalty, Jones foul on Beier) \nBookings:<\/b> Schlotterbeck, Adeyemi, Bellingham \u2013 Smith \nReferee:<\/b> Osmers (Hannover) \nAttendance:<\/b> 81,365 (sold-out) at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK \nBoris Rupert<\/i><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"Personnel matters \n<\/b>Aaron Anselmino (lacking match fitness), Ramy Bensebaini (illness) and Marcel Sabitzer (calf injury) were unavailable. Compared to the match against Bremen (3-0), five changes were made to the starting line-up: Emre Can, Jobe Bellingham, Daniel Svensson, Karim Adeyemi and Julian Brandt replaced Niklas Süle, Yan Couto, Carney Chukwuemeka, Maximilian Beier (who all moved to the bench) and the aforementioned Sabitzer. \n<\/b><\/p>\nThe match \n<\/b>In beautiful late-winter weather and under the watchful eye of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (wearing a Black & Yellow scarf), BVB faced an opponent who disrupted their build-up play early on with high pressing, won the majority of their tackles and offered little in attack while conceding nothing in the way of chances. Only a dropped catch by St. pauli goalkeeper Nikola Vasilj gave Brandt a huge chance to make it 1-0 in the 16th minute, but Hauke Wahl came to the rescue for his beaten keeper by clearing on the goalline. After almost half an hour, Brandt fired a free kick from 17 metres out just past the right post. 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Fabio Silva let it run through to the better-positioned Brandt, who slotted home to make it 1-0 (45+1).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/01/17/bl-spielbericht/94-Pauli-Tor.jpg\" data-assetref=\"94-Pauli-Tor-1768663740929\"><\/p>\nAfter reemerging from the changing room for the second half, BVB continued to show some inaccuracies in their passing, but they looked much stronger in the challenges. Eight minutes after the restart, a series of passes clicked into place: the ball was played from the centre circle to Brandt, who shifted it precisely for Fabio Silva, who ran towards goal in a central position. Adeyemi was charging into space to his left, and when the gap opened up, Silva slipped the ball right into his path. Adeyemi only had to tap the ball into the goal as he tumbled to the ground to five BVB a 2-0 lead.<\/p>\nBut as in the reverse fixture leg (3-3), BVB let a two-goal lead slip. Within nine minutes, two set pieces from the visitors levelled the score at 2-2. Smith set up the first with a corner (63), then a free kick (72), with Sands and Jones on hand to finish with their heads and feet respectively. Kobel was required to prevent BVB going down 3-2 with a save to deny Jones (78).<\/p>\nAfter that, BVB struggled to impose themselves on the opposition. Apart from a close-range header from Nmecha that hit Vasilj's chest (81), there was little in the way of chances. It was only in added time that things got exciting. A foul on Maxi Beier on the edge of the box resulted in a penalty, which Emre Can converted to make it 3-2 (90+6).<\/p>\nOutlook \n<\/b>Two away games are on the schedule for the coming week: first on Tuesday (21:00 CET, live on Prime) away to Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Champions League, then on Saturday (18:30 CET, live on Sky) away to Union Berlin in the league. \n<\/b><\/p>\n<h2>BORUSSIA DORTMUND 3\u20132 (1-0) FC ST. 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The secondary market is open until 13:00 CET on matchday. Ticket holders who are unable to attend the match in person at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK can offer their season tickets or day tickets for resale in the <a href=\"https://www.ticket-onlineshop.com/ols/bvb/de/profis/channel/shop/index/\">BVB ticket shop<\/a>. Ticket holders do not have to hand over their individual tickets or season tickets, as the tickets can be electronically blocked and then reactivated. The secondary market is available for all sold-out home games. \n<\/b><\/p>\nKits: BVB in Black & Yellow \n <\/b>Borussia Dortmund will play in their yellow home shirts <a href=\"https://shop.bvb.de/trikots/heimtrikot\">(to the online shop)<\/a> with black shorts and yellow socks. FC St. Pauli will play in white shirts with brown and red details on the chest, white shorts and socks. \n<\/b><\/p>\nReferee: Osmers to officiate \n <\/b>40-year-old Harm Osmers from Hanover will be refereeing a match involving Borussia Dortmund for the 20th time across all competitions (11 wins, four draws and four defeats to date), most recently on 17 May 2025 in a 3-0 win against Holstein Kiel. Dominik Schaal and Christian Gittelmann will be his assistants. Johann Pfeifer has been assigned as the video assistant referee. \n<\/b><\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/01/15/bl-countdown/47-Osmers.jpg\" data-assetref=\"47-Osmers-1768475105049\"><\/p>\nLive broadcast: Sky and Netradio \n <\/b>The match will be broadcast live on Sky. Pre-match coverage begins at 14:00 CET. Britta Hofmann will host the programme. Dietmar Hamann will be on hand to share his expert analysis. Jonas Friedrich will be providing commentary for the match. BVB Netradio will be reporting through the usual Black & Yellow lens. Norbert Dickel and Boris Rupert are the reporters. BVB Netradio will begin broadcasting 15 minutes before kick-off. It can be accessed by everyone on <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de.html\">the homepage<\/a> and in the BVB app on <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de/allgemein/aktion/bvb-app.html\">iPhone and Android devices<\/a>. A summary of the match, as well as the press conference and comments on the game, will be available on BVB-TV, among other places. \n<\/b><\/p>\nWeather: pleasant and mild \n <\/b>The weather forecast for Saturday: a mix of clouds and sunshine will prevail during a dry day. Temperatures are expected to be around 9 degrees celsius. 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Ticket holders who are unable to attend the match in person at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK can offer their season tickets or day tickets for resale in the <a href=\"https://www.ticket-onlineshop.com/ols/bvb/de/profis/channel/shop/index/\">BVB ticket shop<\/a>. Ticket holders do not have to hand over their individual tickets or season tickets, as the tickets can be electronically blocked and then reactivated. The secondary market is available for all sold-out home games. \n<\/b><\/p>\nKits: BVB in Black & Yellow \n <\/b>Borussia Dortmund will play in their yellow home shirts <a href=\"https://shop.bvb.de/trikots/heimtrikot\">(to the online shop)<\/a> with black shorts and yellow socks. FC St. Pauli will play in white shirts with brown and red details on the chest, white shorts and socks. \n<\/b><\/p>\nReferee: Osmers to officiate \n <\/b>40-year-old Harm Osmers from Hanover will be refereeing a match involving Borussia Dortmund for the 20th time across all competitions (11 wins, four draws and four defeats to date), most recently on 17 May 2025 in a 3-0 win against Holstein Kiel. Dominik Schaal and Christian Gittelmann will be his assistants. Johann Pfeifer has been assigned as the video assistant referee. \n<\/b><\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/01/15/bl-countdown/47-Osmers.jpg\" data-assetref=\"47-Osmers-1768475105049\"><\/p>\nLive broadcast: Sky and Netradio \n <\/b>The match will be broadcast live on Sky. Pre-match coverage begins at 14:00 CET. Britta Hofmann will host the programme. Dietmar Hamann will be on hand to share his expert analysis. Jonas Friedrich will be providing commentary for the match. BVB Netradio will be reporting through the usual Black & Yellow lens. Norbert Dickel and Boris Rupert are the reporters. BVB Netradio will begin broadcasting 15 minutes before kick-off. It can be accessed by everyone on <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de.html\">the homepage<\/a> and in the BVB app on <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de/allgemein/aktion/bvb-app.html\">iPhone and Android devices<\/a>. A summary of the match, as well as the press conference and comments on the game, will be available on BVB-TV, among other places. \n<\/b><\/p>\nWeather: pleasant and mild \n <\/b>The weather forecast for Saturday: a mix of clouds and sunshine will prevail during a dry day. Temperatures are expected to be around 9 degrees celsius. The probability of rain is given as zero per cent.<\/p>\nTransport: ticket in ticket \n <\/b>This service by BVB and DSW21 remains unique in the Bundesliga: the admission ticket for SIGNAL IDUNA PARK is also valid for travelling to and from the stadium throughout the entire state of North Rhine-Westphalia. This also applies to plastic season tickets. Holders of \u201cPrint@Home-Tickets\u201d or \u201cmobile Tickets\u201d (e.g.. Apple Wallet), must carry a public transport ticket in addition to their admission ticket, which can be purchased free of charge online <a href=\"https://kombiticket.dsw21.de/\">on this website<\/a>. \n<\/b><\/p>\nLiveticker: over to the app \n <\/b>BVB's digital channels operate at full throttle on matchday. And that's not only the case during the match, but throughout the matchday too \u2013 starting at 09:09 CEST, of course. 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