Borussia Dortmund is a team that has always given the world football with fire in its heart. Their matches are not just a battle for points, but real spectacles with drama, emotions and flashes that defy any predictions. Fans know that Borussia Dortmund can be hopelessly behind, and then turn the game into a legend in a matter of minutes. And just like the minutes spent on betmacs.com, this team's matches are filled with tension, adrenaline and unexpected twists.

Champions League: Real Madrid's defeat — April 2013

On 24 April 2013, the Champions League semi-final against Real Madrid took place in Dortmund. The Spaniards were considered favourites, but Signal Iduna Park turned into an arena of shock.

Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring in the 8th minute, but Cristiano Ronaldo equalised at the end of the first half. It seemed that everything was going according to the usual scenario, but the second half became a one-man show.

First, Lewandowski scored after a successful rebound, then completed his hat-trick with a precise shot into the top corner. In the 66th minute, he converted a penalty to make it 4-1. Real Madrid looked broken, and the stands in Dortmund turned into a sea of yellow.

That night was the culmination of German power: Borussia Dortmund showed that they could not only compete with the best, but also destroy them with the support of their stadium.

Bundesliga: comeback against Bayern Munich — November 2011

On 19 November 2011, Borussia Dortmund played Bayern Munich in Munich. The match was hugely important in the title race. The hosts opened the scoring through Mario Gomez, but Dortmund did not give up.

In the 65th minute, Marcel Schmelzer delivered a cross that was finished off by Mario Götze — 1:1. Jürgen Klopp's team did not stop there. In the 90th minute, Lukasz Piszczek broke through on the wing and crossed the ball to Luca Barrios, who shot it right into the corner. 2-1 — and the Yellow and Blacks snatched victory at the very end.

Champions League: comeback against Malaga — April 2013

On 9 April 2013, Borussia Dortmund hosted Malaga in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals. The first game ended 0-0, and everything was decided at Signal Iduna Park.

The Spaniards opened the scoring thanks to Joaquin, but Robert Lewandowski quickly equalised. In the second half, Eliseu scored a second, and Dortmund's chances looked slim. The clock was ticking down, and the fans were already preparing for disappointment.

But in the 91st minute, Marco Reus scored after a series of rebounds — 2-2. Dortmund were still out. Then, in the 93rd minute, Philipp Santana scored from a cross, pushing the ball into the goal. The stadium erupted: 3-2, and Borussia Dortmund advanced to the semi-finals.

This match became a symbol of the team's faith and spirit: until the final whistle blows, nothing is impossible in football.