Borussia Dortmund's young striker, Quincy Adeyemi, scored two goals as the team secured a 3-2 win over VfL Wolfsburg in their Bundesliga match on Sunday.
The victory was the first for the Dortmund side since the return of coach Lucien Favre, who took over after the departure of Peter Stöger last month. The team had struggled under his leadership and had lost three consecutive games before Favre returned.
Adeyemi's performance was one of the highlights of the game. He scored both of Dortmund's goals, including a stunning strike that saw him curl a shot into the top corner with just seconds remaining in the first half. The goal gave Dortmund a 2-1 lead at halftime.
Wolfsburg fought back in the second half, however, and equalized through a penalty kick from Kevin Volland. Dortmund then went ahead again through another Adeyemi goal, this time from the spot.
Despite the comeback attempt by Wolfsburg, Dortmund held on for the win and moved up to third place in the league table. The victory was a much-needed boost for the team, who have been struggling recently and were looking to turn things around.
Favre praised Adeyemi's performance and said that he was delighted with the way the team played against Wolfsburg. "We knew it would be a tough game, but we came out strong and played well," he said. "I'm really proud of my boys today."
Overall, the victory was a positive step forward for Dortmund and showed that they still have the potential to compete at the highest level in German football. With Adeyemi continuing to impress, there is hope that the team can build on this result and continue to progress in the coming weeks.