Liverpool vs. Borussia Dortmund - Football Match Report
- by Gwen Vasquez
- in Life&Culture
- — Jul 23, 2018
And America's Sweetheart doubled the excitement among the crowd, scoring the winning goal with minutes remaining - potentially passing his audition for a Liverpool move.
Karius has been a subject of ridicule from many fans after two glaring errors against Real Madrid in Liverpool's 3-1 Champions League final defeat.
Christian Pulisic netted a brace to inspire Borussia Dortmund to a come-from-behind 3-1 victory over Liverpool in the International Champions Cup.
It was a Dortmund substitute, Christian Pulisic, who restored parity from the penalty spot after the winger had been brought down in the box after 66 minutes.
The impressive Curtis Jones was among eight Liverpool withdrawals at the break, with Naby Keita introduced, while Dortmund also made wholesale changes for the second half.
Only four minutes had elapsed when Karius rushed out his goal to produce a poor clearance straight at Borussia Dortmund forward Maximilian Philipp.
The midfielder played 45 minutes here, displaying some nice touches in attacking areas, and is targeting a place against West Ham on the opening day.
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Clear cut chances were few and far between in the opening 15 minutes, despite both sides playing at a good tempo early on. Obviously we can not say more about this now, but that's of course the most negative thing about the day.
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Joel Matip - 5: Got his chance to show how he fits in alongside Virgil van Dijk, but replaced after just 15 minutes with an injury problem, will keep the physios busy.
James Milner took the armband for Liverpool and nearly doubled his side's lead 11 minutes after the restart when he curled an effort towards the top corner, only to see it fly narrowly over the crossbar with the goalkeeper beaten.
Milner's cross was then headed wide by Dominic Solanke as Liverpool, who had been unbeaten in pre-season, continued to push for a decisive second goal.
As Liverpool went all out to grab an equaliser, Jacob Larsen added a third in injury time.
Andrew Robertson - 7: Never really exerted himself, his cross to set up Van Dijk's towering header for the first goal was perfection, holding himself back waiting for the season proper to start.
For Dortmund's late third goal, he was again unconvincing.
Ojo should have scored when the lively Daniel Sturridge sent him clear but goalkeeper Marwin Hitz got enough on the shot to turn it on to the woodwork.
