A superb performance from Pierre-Emerick
Aubameyang saw Borussia Dortmund win 3-0 at
Freiburg to move off the foot of the Bundesliga
table.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored two goals and
set up another as Borussia Dortmund earned a
vital 3-0 win over fellow strugglers Freiburg at the
Mage Solar Stadion on Saturday to move off the
foot of the Bundesliga table.
A dominant start from Dortmund was rewarded on
nine minutes, Marco Reus tapping into an empty
net after Aubameyang had rounded the goalkeeper,
before the Gabon international slotted home
himself just after half-time.
The ever-threatening Aubameyang popped up again
18 minutes from time to finish off a superb team
move on a comfortable afternoon for the visitors.
Victory eases the pressure on coach Jurgen Klopp,
who earlier in the week dismissed talk of stepping
down following a rotten run that had left the 2013
UEFA Champions League finalists propping up the
division.
A first win in six Bundesliga games sees Dortmund
leapfrog Freiburg into 16th, adding to the
relegation worries of Christian Streich's men, who
are now level on points with bottom-of-the table
Stuttgart.
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