Beier stars in Dortmund's comeback win over Leipzig

Jude Bellingham shines as BVB fight back from 2-0 down

Dortmund move up to sixth in the Bundesliga table

Borussia Dortmund came from behind to beat RB Leipzig 3-2 at Signal Iduna Park on Saturday, with Julian Brandt scoring the winning goal in the 91st minute. The win moves Dortmund up to sixth in the Bundesliga table, level on points with fourth-placed Eintracht Frankfurt.

Leipzig took the lead in the 16th minute through Christopher Nkunku, but Jude Bellingham equalised for Dortmund just four minutes later. Leipzig then went back in front in the 29th minute through Timo Werner, but Dortmund equalised again just before half-time through Julian Brandt.

The second half was a closely-fought affair, with both teams having chances to win the game. In the end, it was Dortmund who emerged victorious, with Brandt scoring the winning goal in the 91st minute.

The win was a vital one for Dortmund, who had lost their previous two Bundesliga games. It also gives them a boost ahead of their Champions League match against Manchester City on Wednesday.

For Leipzig, the defeat was a disappointing one, as it ended their unbeaten run in the Bundesliga. However, they remain in contention for the title, and they will be looking to bounce back when they face Werder Bremen next weekend.

Jude Bellingham shines for Dortmund

Jude Bellingham was one of the standout performers for Dortmund on Saturday. The 19-year-old midfielder was excellent in central midfield, and he played a key role in Dortmund's comeback win.

Bellingham equalised for Dortmund just four minutes after Leipzig had taken the lead, and he was a constant threat to the Leipzig defence throughout the match. He also provided the assist for Brandt's winning goal in the 91st minute.

Bellingham is one of the most promising young players in Europe, and he is already a key player for Dortmund. He has been linked with a move to some of the biggest clubs in the world, but Dortmund will be hoping to keep hold of him for as long as possible.

Dortmund move up to sixth in the Bundesliga table

Dortmund's win over Leipzig moves them up to sixth in the Bundesliga table, level on points with fourth-placed Eintracht Frankfurt. Dortmund are now just three points behind third-placed Bayern Munich, and they will be hoping to close the gap in the coming weeks.

Dortmund's next match is against Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday. If they can get a result in that match, it will give them a major boost in their quest to win the Bundesliga title.