Bundesliga Borussia Dortmund closed the 2012/03 with a home defeat at the Signal Iduna Park, against Hoffenheim on Saturday (18/05/2013) evening local time.

Bundesliga Borussia Dortmund closed the 2012/03 with a home defeat at the Signal Iduna Park, against Hoffenheim on Saturday (18/05/2013) evening local time. Increased the lead in the early minutes thanks to goals from Robert Lewandowski, Die Borussen conceded two goals Sejad Salihovic penalty in the last minute of the second half. This match was also marred by a red card for the goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller, as well as goals for Dortmund Robert Lewandowski referee who disallowed.

Dortmund started the match quite well, starting with the opportunities that have Jakub Blaszykowski. In the 6th minute, striker Lewandowski mainstay Juergen Klopp's side took the lead through close-range shot beat goalkeeper Koen Casteels.

Dortmund continued to perform pressing, especially through the continued opening Blaszcykowski attack from the right side. However Caastels special appearance being prevented Hoffenheim avoid relegation trap for re-pierced. The first half ended 1-0 to Dortmund.

In the second half Dortmund still appear more dominant, although the visitors slowly began to escape from the pressure through breakthrough Dortmund substitute Fabian Johnson and Sven Schipplock. Misfortune came to Dortmund in the 76th minute when violations Dortmund defender Mats Hummels made the referee award a penalty for Hoffenheim. Salihovic did not waste the opportunity and beat Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller for the equalizer.

Hoffenheim took the lead six minutes later when referee mengartumerah Weidenfeller due to the violation, as well give another penalty which was again converted by Salihovic into goals. Due dikartumerahkannya Weidenfeller, Dortmund midfielder Kevin Grosskreutz was forced to rely on as goalkeeper for ration substitutions that have been depleted. Dortmund had had a chance to equalize in the final minute of the game, but Lewandowski goal disallowed for off-side.

These results did not change the position of Dortmund in second place, but widen the gap with Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich to 25 points after a 4-3 win Bayern from Borussia Moenchengladbach. The Hoffenheim now to avoid relegation, but still have to undergo the play-offs with 2 division Bundesliga club Kaiserslautern.