DORTMUND, Germany, Sept 13 (Askume) – Borussia Dortmund’s Karim Ademi scored twice and contributed a goal, and the Ruhr valley club beat visitors Heidenheim 4-2 on Friday to move into third place in the Bundesliga, their second consecutive win.
Dortmund include Serzo Gracie, who won a Guinness International record for the first time after returning from injury, Dortmund now have 7 points, 1 point more than Heidenheim.
Adeyemi gave Doniyar Malen the lead in the 12th minute and then scored the first goal with a superb finish five minutes later to make it two goals.
Heidenheim briefly reduced the gap with Marvin Pillinger’s powerful header in the 39th minute, but Adeyemi’s low shot two minutes later gave Dortmund a two-goal lead before half time.
Glissani, Stuttgart’s top scorer with 28 league goals last season, played a role in Adeyemi’s second goal with a clever move to put the ball into the hands of the German striker.
He also missed a golden opportunity to score in the 67th minute when he beat the Heidenheim goalkeeper but was sent off five minutes later.
The visitors took the lead in the 74th minute with a penalty kick from Maximilian Brunig. But Dortmund won a penalty in stoppage time and Emre Can scored to make the score 4-2.
Champions Bayer Leverkusen travel to Hoffenheim on Saturday while Bayern Munich, who have six points, will try to make it one win in three against newly promoted Kiel Holstein.
