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Champions League nights are not about comfort. They are about courage. Atalanta entered the second leg two goals down, knowing nothing short of ruthlessness would suffice. There was no slow build into the occasion. No cautious probing. From the first whistle in Bergamo, they pressed like a side that refused to let the tie breathe. Dortmund were suffocated early. Nicola Zalewski found space wide and slipped Bernansconi into stride with precision. The low cross that followed wa

The New Balance Arena has seen European nights heavy with expectation. Nights like this define seasons. Borussia Dortmund arrive in Bergamo holding a 2–0 advantage from a first leg that was not merely efficient, but authoritative. They controlled territory, pressed with intelligence and punished moments of hesitation. It was a performance built on clarity rather than chaos. But in knockout football, scorelines protect nothing until the final whistle sounds. Under Raffaele Pal