Maximilian Philipp went up against his old club in Freiburg, and was not completely satisfied with BVB's performance. "A single point is not enough." However, in an interview with BVBtotal!, he was already looking ahead to the contest against Tottenham in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday.

Just one point despite a numerical advantage for more than 60 minutes of the game, two players injured, one of whom had only just made his comeback after a layoff of seven weeks: there are probably better days in the life of a football manager. Peter Bosz stated firmly as a consequence: "We are disappointed. Dortmund must win when we play in Freiburg." His entire team felt the same way. Now is the time to channel this disappointment, for Tottenham Hotspur lie in wait this Wednesday already.

BVB were the far superior side following the early sending-off, having 27 shots to Freiburg's five and 78 percent possession. Even Pep Guardiola's Bayern never recorded such a high percentage.

Peter Bosz, his players and BVB Sporting Director Michael Zorc were all disappointed following the match in Freiburg. "We're not satisfied with the result," said Zorc. Bosz spoke about the two injured players. "Marc Bartra hurt his groin, while Marcel Schmelzer has an ankle problem. His injury looked worse, but we'll have to wait for the diagnosis."