Time ticked away second by second, and Werder Bremen was almost suffocated under Dortmund's pressure.
On the sidelines, Werder Bremen's head coach Robin Dutt kept shouting, trying to get his team to launch a counterattack.
Finally, in the 25th minute of the match.
A long pass from Cedric Makiadi found Marko Arnautovic up front. The striker known as the Austrian Ibrahimovic was incredibly strong, muscling Neven Subotic aside before unleashing a long-range shot from outside the box. The ball skimmed just over the crossbar and flew out of play.
Klopp broke out in a cold sweat at the sight and rushed to the touchline, shouting, "Push up! Press them! Don't give them a chance to catch their breath!"
In the stands, waves of yellow and black surged, and the battle chants had not stopped since the match began.
The fans linked shoulders and bounced in the stands.
They did not seem worried at all about whether their team could score.
Sure enough, the turning point came in the 33rd minute!
Dortmund captain Kehl suddenly intercepted Zlatko Junuzovic's pass in the backfield and immediately gave the ball to Henrikh Mkhitaryan.
Without controlling it, Mkhitaryan half-turned and fired a grounded pass straight to Chen Anno's feet.
This time, Chen Anno was double-teamed by Aaron Hunt and Luca Caldirola.
The path ahead was blocked, and everyone thought Chen Anno would pass the ball back.
But his feet kept shifting. Suddenly, he dragged the ball, cut it back, then pushed it forward. At the same time, he exploded forward and burst straight through the gap between the two men.
Along the way, Caldirola tugged at Chen Anno's shirt and knocked him off balance, but at that moment, his eyes held only the ball ahead of him. He almost scrambled back to his feet and