Borussia Dortmund ended their joint-longest winless run in Europe by beating Atalanta 3-2, while Michy Batshuayi wrote himself into the history books. Here we bring you the match facts.

A goosebumps moment followed the 3-2 win over Atalanta as the BVB players and fans celebrated the victory together, continuing the showing of solidarity that had characterised the previous 94 minutes. The superb support from the stands was a key factor in helping Borussia Dortmund grab a winner at the death. "We really wanted to turn the game and in the end managed that with the help of our fans," said Michy Batshuayi of the important role the fans played on Thursday evening.

Peter Stöger believes his side are in a decent position ahead of the return leg next week. He was critical of the sluggish spell after the interval but full of praise for the reaction they showed after going behind.

Michy Batshuayi, whose two goals against Atalanta included a late winner, was beaming as he spoke to BVBtotal! about the victory and his brace. "We really wanted to turn the game around and in the end we managed to do that with the help of our fans," the Belgian said.

"I don't think the course the game took was at all bad, because the late goal is very good for morale," said BVB coach Peter Stöger following the narrow victory over Atalanta. "But having conceded two goals it's obviously not going to be easy in Italy next week," Mario Götze told sky. Here we bring you the initial match reactions.

Borussia Dortmund will be without Julian Weigl for the second leg of their Round of 32 clash with Atalanta in Reggio Emilia next Thursday. The midfielder was booked for the third time in international competitions this season and will be banned for one match.