News about Marius Wolf

Borussia Dortmund full-back Marius Wolf has issued a response to a viral video of a spectator stealing a shirt from a fellow fan in a wheelchair at the Signal Iduna Park on Tuesday.  The incident came after Dortmund produced a sensational comeback to turn around a 2-1 deficit and beat Atletico Madrid 5-4 on aggregate to advance to the Champions League semi-finals. After the match Julian Brandt, who had scored the opener for the Bundesliga side, was seen giving his shirt to a member of the audience who was in a wheelchair. 

Brandt had given his kit to the wheelchair user but the other fan stole it and took off and was chased by another supporter. Dortmund beat Atletico 4-2 at home to overcome a 2-1 deficit from the first leg and qualify for the Champions League semi-finals. Brandt opened the scoring before goals from Ian Maatsen, Niclas Fullkrug, and Marcel Sabitzer helped deliver Dortmund to the last four for the first time since 2012/13.

Borussia Dortmund will be desperate to win when they host AC Milan tonight after losing 2-0 to Paris Saint-Germain in France in their first Champions League group game. They are expected to do so, with Marius Wolf and Co. winning odds of 6/5 with Sky Bet to be victorious at the time of writing. Milan is in a similar situation to their German opponents, who are winless after their first group game.

CASINIAN KAJUMBA SOLDIER FIELD: Chelsea fought back to earn a draw in their final pre-season match against Borussia Dortmund. Mason Burstow, a young striker from Chicago, knocked out Marius Wolf's opener for Dortmund, ensuring Chelsea was unbeaten in the United States at the end of their five-game tour. Here are a few things you may have missed out on from the game, just a few things.

Mason Burstow, an academy student, made sure that Chelsea's pre-season tour ended without a loss with his first senior goal against Borussia Dortmund. Chelsea had been on top for a large portion of the match at Soldier Field in Chicago, but it was the Bundesliga team who had ten minutes to go, thanks to a heroic volley from replacement Marius Wolf. Rather than bowing out, the new-look Blues pushed forward before winning a freekick that Mykhailo Mudryk sent flying into the box, enabling Burstow to finally nudge home with a calm head.

In a social media post, Jude Bellingham's enraged encounter with Marc Cucurella (left) was revealed. The Blues beat Borussia Dortmund 2-0, 2-1 on aggregate at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday evening in highly contested circumstances. Bellingham (right), an English midfielder, argued that the refereeing effort was a "joke" after the game. In the video, the 19-year-old's post-match rage was revealed before he leapt to Cucurella before letting his rage out on a cameraman.

Since Chelsea's Borussia Dortmund side was kicked out of the Champions League on Tuesday, Jude Bellingham slammed the decision to allow Chelsea to retake their second-half penalty. Raheem Sterling had kept Chelsea level in the tie even before the break, and the tense moment came in the second half. After referee Danny Makkelie was sent to the pitchside monitor, Marius Wolf was found not to have handled Ben Chilwell's cross. Kai Havertz stepped up, but his spot-kick was unable to reach the post and remain out.

Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Schalke: Edin Terzic's crew won the Ruhr derby to advance to the top of the Bundesliga table. After a thrilling game, 17-year-old wonderkid Youssoufa Moukoko snapped the deadlock in the second half, latching on a cross from Marius Wolf to put the home side up the lead. The result will be marred by injuries sustained by Dortmund talisman Marco Reus, who was stretchered off in the first half but will likely be unobtainable for Germany in the forthcoming World Cup.

Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Hoffenheim: Edin Terzic's Dortmund won their third straight league match thanks to a goal from captain Marco Reus. Reus took the lead in the first half at Signal Iduna Park, latching on an inch-perfect through ball from Julian Brandt to put the home side up after 19 minutes. Dortmund was unfortunate not to have been given a penalty just minutes later when Marius Wolf's cross clattered off the arm of Hoffenheim defender Ozan Kabak.

Borussia Dortmund won a game that looked unlikely at halftime at the Europa-Park Stadium, where they scored three second-half goals to overturn Freiburg's lead. Michael Gregoritsch of Freiburg was knocked out by Jamie Byone-Gittens late in the game, before Youssoufa Moukoko and Marius Wolf secured the visitors' victory. Gregoritsch, a 28-year-old Freiburg striker, caused the visitors' aches and pains all evening as he continued his excellent start to life at his new club.