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With the elimination of Bayern Munich last night, Dortmund was hoping to continue the German Cup adventure to win this trophy. But the path of the shirts in yellow was stopped short by RB Leipzig (2-0). Timo Werner (22nd) and Vilmo Orban (98th) allowed Leipzig to reach the last four. They join SC Freiburg, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 and also Eintracht Frankfurt.
Long before RB Leipzig's victory against Borussia Dortmund, Stuttgart defeated Nürnberg 1-0. The winning goal was scored by Enzo Millot in the 83rd minute. In this match, Sehrou Guirassy made his debut in the 64th minute. He managed 87% of his passes and two shots on target.
