“We wanted to bring energy and get the fans on their feet,” he said. “We were up for it.”
Suffice to say, the team delivered.
Heung-Min Son fired us ahead on four minutes but Dortmund levelled on 11 minutes via Andriy Yarmolenko’s curler.
Our response was swift as Harry brushed off Nuri Sahin on halfway, drove into the box, shifted left of Omer Toprak and rifled into the top corner.
Dortmund impressed in that first half – 70% possession – but we stood firm and then took control after the break. We created a host of chances before Harry drilled home his second for 3-1 on the hour, securing a famous European victory against the 2013 Champions League finalists and current Bundesliga leaders.