Welcome to live coverage of the Champions League Group F tie between Borussia Dortmund and Marseille at Signal Iduna Park. Who will join Arsenal in the last 16? All three of the other teams could still qualify tonight, although the odds are firmly stacked against the home side tonight. For all the various permutations check out the bottom of this
Champions League / Group Stage
Signal Iduna Park / 06.12.2011
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- J. Blaszczykowski(23')
- M. Hummels(32' PEN)
- L. Rémy(45+4')
- A. Ayew(85')
- M. Valbuena(87')
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Updated 06/12/2011 at 21:44 GMT
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90+3
That's it! Howard Webb blows the full time whistle. Somehow Marseille have done it, coming from two goals down to snatch a 3-2 win. Substitute Valbuena is the hero with a stunning 85th minute winner.
90+2
Dortmund play a couple of long balls but they are well dealt with by the Marseille defence.
90+1
Olympiacos fans will be glad to know, Dortmund are throwing everyone forward.
90
There will be three minutes of added on time.
89'
Ayew almost makes it 4-2. He breaks into the box on the left, but his low shot is well saved. The follow up falls to Valbuena but Dortmund somehow scrap it away.
87'
Marseille can hardly say they have deserved it, but they have taken their few chances well.
85'
GOAL!!!!!!! What a strike! Valbuena may well have just put Marseille into the last 16. He cuts inside from the left and curls a superb right footed strike into the top right hand corner of the goal. Stunning strike.
83'
Olympiacos now lead Arsenal 3-1, so Marseille need another to qualify.
82'
GOAL FOR MARSEILLE! Cheyrou plays an outswinging corner from the right, and Andre Ayew rises highest to head past Weidenfeller. Terrible marking, but Marseille's dream is still alive!
81'
There are some glum faces in the crowd. But it hasn't stopped the majority of the Dortmund fans singing.
80'
Dortmund are enjoying more of the possession in the latter stages of this match, but don't look to have the quality to score the three goals they need to overtake Marseille in the group.
79'
Valbuena becomes the fifth Marseille player to be booked. This time for a late challenge on Da Silva.
78'
Gundogan plays a low cross field ball to Piszczek on the edge of the Marseille area. The right back miss hits his shot horribly wide.
77'
Both sides are lacking that bit of quality in the final third.
76'
The game is becoming stretched. It is end to end stuff.
75'
Da Silva's low free kick fails to beat the first man.
74'
Diarra becomes the fourth Marseille player to go in Howard Webb's notebook. As he cynically sythes down Kagawa on the left hand edge of the area.
72'
Deschamps rolls his last throw of the dice by strangely bringing off goalscorer Remy and replacing him with Valbuena.
71'
From the corner Santana has a free header in the 6 yard box, but the centre back some how doesn't connect with it, and Marseille clear.
70'
Gündogan plays a low pass into Lewandowski on the edge of the Marseille area, his right footed shot is deflected inches wide of Mandanda's left hand post.