Dortmund builds an indestructible wall in the eyes of Europe at Signal Iduna Park
The Champions League returned to Signal Iduna Park to enjoy the second largest rout (7-1) in the editing progress… and He added one more brick to a wall that seems absolutely indestructible. And, with last night’s victory against Celtic, They add up to a whopping 1,030! days without losing as locals in Champions League.
The last time the Signal stands saw their team take a knee dates back to November 3, 2021 after receiving a resounding 1-3 by an Ajax team led by Erik Ten Hag at that time. Just a few weeks later, on the last day of that now defunct group stage, they sealed their place in the second round by giving Besiktas a ‘little hand’ and, since then, no one has taken Dortmund’s three points again.
During these nearly three years, They have received top rivals such as Manchester City (1-1), Chelsea (1-0), Milan (0-0), PSG on two occasions (1-1 and 1-0) and Atlético de Madrid (4-2 ). In total, they add eight wins and four draws in 12 games since December 7, 2021 against Besiktas. It is, without a doubt, the living representation of the ‘Yellow Wall’.
Adeyemi, celebrating with the Signal Iduna Park stands
At least, They have three more games left to play at Signal Iduna Park in this new league: Sturm Graz, Barcelona and Shakhtar. We will see if someone is capable of breaking a resistance that, yes, is not the longest in European football, no matter how incredible it may seem. And it is that, Since September 19, 2018, the Etihad has not seen three points escape the Etihad Stadium.
