A 3-3 defeat in the Bundesliga was a dramatic story. The super striker became a god in a battle: scored 3 goals and tied in stoppage time.

The 11th round of the Bundesliga ushered in a game, Dortmund faced Stuttgart at home. Dortmund achieved 6 wins, 3 draws and 1 loss in its first 10 league games, ranking third. Dortmund has not won in the past two games. First, they lost to Manchester City in the Champions League, and then lost 2 points to Hamburg in the league. This time Dortmund faced the strong Stuttgart. As a result, Dortmund suffered a stoppage-time draw.

Dortmund formed a 343 formation. The attacking trident of Brandt, Gilasi and Chukwu Emeka teamed up to attack. Ryerson, Nmega, Bellingham and Bayer formed a midfield 4. The back three of Anton, Emre Can and Schlotterbeck started. Kerber serves as the starting goalkeeper. Dortmund's starting lineup is worth a total of 310 million euros. The total value of Stuttgart's starting lineup is 222 million euros.

In the 12th minute of the game, Gilasi grabbed a header and hit the goal high. Six minutes later, Thomas received a cross pass on the left side of the penalty area and shot low into the far corner. The ball slightly missed the right post. In the 24th minute, Yelchi fouled and was shown a yellow card. This was also the only yellow card in the first half. Three minutes later, Bayer took the ball from the left side of the penalty area and took a long shot, but was saved.

In the 30th minute, Job Bellingham tried a long shot outside the penalty area and missed. 2 minutes later, Dortmund got a penalty kick opportunity. Emre Can took the penalty and he made it steadily. Although the goalkeeper judged the direction correctly, he failed to save the ball. In the 41st minute, Dortmund scored again. Bayer seized the opportunity to score a supplementary shot in front of the goal to expand the score. At halftime, Dortmund led Stuttgart 2-0. Dortmund had 49% of the ball in the first half, took 11 shots and scored 2 goals. Stuttgart only had 3 shots in the first half and failed to score.

Change sides and fight again in the second half. In the 47th minute, Ondafu made a very imaginative backside hook shot in the penalty area, and the ball actually went in! Stuttgart recovered a goal. Seven minutes later, Gilasi scored, but was called offside. In the 71st minute, Stuttgart equalized the score with another goal from Andav, who scored with a shot in front of the goal. In the 89th minute, Adeyemi scored with a low shot. In stoppage time, Ondafu turned around in the penalty area and scored with a low shot, completing the ultimate tie. In the end, Dortmund 3-3 Stuttgart. Ondafu became a god in the first battle, and he saved Stuttgart with a hat trick.