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I missed the first round of games on family vacation. While I still have the Gladbach-Bochum game on DVR to watch for fun, my first game of the season, albeit delayed, was Dortmund's 1-0 victory at home over Köln. It was a thoroughly deserved victory where Dortmund put the Billy Goats to the sword and could have easily won by half a dozen goals, so commanding was their display.

Have goals ever been so important? With two games remaining, points are only marginally more important than goal difference in the hunt for survival, Europe and even the Meisterschaft.

Wolfsburg silenced the critics and showed their professionalism by keeping their outstanding home-form (remember the only points dropped at the VW were back in August) by crushing the hottest team in the Bundesliga: Dortmund.

Und Hass sollten wir als Wort schon einmal komplett streichen. Wir müssen schon dafür sorgen, dass Gewaltbereite den Spaß daran verlieren. Da braucht es klare Sanktionen.

Jürgen Klopp, Trainer von Borussia Dortmund, spricht im Interview mit der Süddeutschen Zeitung über die Drohungen der Fans des VfB Stuttgart gegenüber Ex-Trainer Markus Babbel und den VfB-Spielern.