Leverkusen v Dortmund: Xabi Alonso's Leverkusen put their five-match winning streak on the line as BVB come to town

Diaby's ball in was dangerous, but dealt with ably by Wolf.

Wirtz and Diaby stand over it.

With Adeyemi bearing down on his, the defender had to time his spin perfectly, and he did.

The visitors charge into the Leverkusen half to start the second period.

Dortmund will get us back underway.

After a dominant start from the hosts, it was Dortmund who took the lead and continue to shine until the break.

The hosts may need a different approach in the second half.

Not long for the hosts to find an equaliser before the break.

The Leverkusen boss is out of his technical area and gesticulating with great animation as he exhorts his players to do better.

Adli looks to return the ball to the Ecuadorian, but Niklas Sule is there to block off the move.

A little too quick, as the referee calls it back and makes him take it again.

Leverkusen are dealing out the physicality at the moment.

A late, studs up tackle on Ozcan is only deemed worthy of a foul by the referee.

The speedy attacker manages to chase down a long ball that looked certain to run dead, but his cross floats out for a goal kick.

A long ball out from the back turns into a dangerous Dortmund move as Haller flicks on to Bellingham who skips past a challenge brilliantly.

Leverkusen eventually win back possession but that was promising.

The former Liverpool man takes no risks with a loose ball near halfway and belts it into the stands.

The roles have completely switched in this match.

A speedy Leverkusen break breaks down as Diaby's ball back across the face of goal is far away from any team mate.

The hosts' free kick is easily dealt with.

The goal scorer is belatedly shown a yellow card for his challenge.

The goal scorer is perhaps still a little over enthusiastic after his goal and hacks down a Leverkusen player out on the wing.

The visitors storm into the lead with their first shot on target of the match. Dortmund snatch possession and whip the ball into the box.

Haller's feint leave Karim Adeyemi completely alone in the Leverkusen box and the young forward makes no mistake with his finish.