Dinamo's Marko Rog, left, and Dortmund's Felix Nmecha vie for the ball during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Jamie Gittens continued his strong Champions League performance, helping Borussia Dortmund defeat Dinamo Zagreb. The 20-year-old Englishman scored a stunning goal from the edge of the area just before half-time, moving Dortmund back into the round of 16 qualification spots. Gittens has now scored four goals in five Champions League matches this season. Ramy Bensebaini added a second goal with a header shortly after the break, followed by Serhou Guirassy바카라™s late strike. This loss was Zagreb's second to a German team this season, having been previously beaten 9-2 by Bayern Munich. Dortmund dominated the game, with Donyell Malen missing two chances before Gittens' goal. With this defeat, Zagreb has lost their last eight matches against Bundesliga teams, conceding 28 goals in total.
Dinamo's Marko Rog, left, and Dortmund's Felix Nmecha vie for the ball during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dinamo's Sandro Kulenovic, left, jumps for a header with Dortmund's Ramy Bensebaini during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dortmund's Felix Nmecha, left, is challenged by Dinamo's Branko Pavic during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dortmund players celebrate after Ramy Bensebaini scored his side's second goal during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dortmund's Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, centre, scores his side's opening goal during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dortmund's Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, right, celebrates after scoring his side's opening goal during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dortmund's Felix Nmecha, left, is in action during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dortmund's Julian Brandt, left, is challenged by Dinamo's Ronael Pierre-Gabriel during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dortmund's Marcel Sabitzer, left, is challenged by Dinamo's Raul Torrente during the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Dinamo's head coach Nenad Bjelica walks to the bench before the Champions League soccer match between Dinamo Zagreb and Dortmund at Maksimir Stadium, in Zagreb, Croatia.