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BORUSSIA DORTMUND won his sixth German Super Cup with a superb performance by Jadon Sancho on Saturday.
The young winger produced a magical aid for Paco Alcacer before imposing himself in the 2-0 win against Bayern Munich.
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A fast and furious start to season at Signal Iduna Park saw the Bundesliga champions deny their fourth consecutive Super Cup trophy before another title clash between rivals.
The tone was set for an unbelievable first period after only 70 seconds when Marco Reus found himself in the box, but Manuel Neuer's tense glove belied him.
Barely ten minutes later, the goalkeeper maneuvered 40 meters from his line to chase a loose ball. Alcacer lob, lucky, did not cancel his job, missing the empty goal of a pot.
Bayern came back strongly, however. Robert Lewandowski saw two powerful efforts blocked before Kingsley Coman failed to convert his own double opportunity in 22 minutes.
And despite the end of half of the poorest team, Borussia beat the blocks after the break.
Thiago Alcantara pbades the ball and the hosts start an attack, Sancho dancing remarkably through the defense to let Alcacer's superb goal to 18 yards.
In one way or another, the English winger did not claim his second pbad as soon as he found himself in the same area again with even more time and trouble. Space, playing a lax pbad to anyone in particular.
Munich did not take long to threaten, the excellent Marwin Hitz refusing Coman's ball header while his defense won out in the race to the goal.
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If the first concerned the trickery, Borussia's second came from his footstep as Sancho was released and ran at full speed from the defense to shoot in Neuer's legs.
The fiery atmosphere did not produce red card when Joshua Kimmich stepped on Sancho's ankle while the wingman recovered the ball for a touch.
Shortly after, the English starlet was replaced by the hero of Dortmund's first triumph in the Super Cup for five years.
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