Borussia Dortmund Secures First Champions League Win in Denmark Over FC Copenhagen 4-2

Borussia Dortmund secured a 4-2 victory over FC Copenhagen in a Champions League match at the Parken Stadium, with midfielder Felix Nmecha scoring twice and playing a pivotal role throughout the game. Despite conceding an own goal from Ramy Bensebaini's clearance, Dortmund regained the lead with a penalty converted by Bensebaini and further goals from Nmecha and Fabio Silva, marking Silva's first for the club. Copenhagen scored a late consolation goal via Viktor Dadason, but Dortmund's victory marked their first Champions League win on Danish soil and extended their unbeaten run against Danish teams away in Europe. Under coach Niko Kovac, Dortmund have lost only one of nine Champions League matches, boasting their lowest loss percentage among managers with more than two European games, and have scored three or more goals in four consecutive Champions League matches for the first time in club history. The win keeps Dortmund on course for a top-eight finish under the new Champions League format, which would allow them to bypass an extra knockout round in spring. Meanwhile, Copenhagen continues to struggle in the competition, with a win percentage of just over 11.7% since the 2022/23 season.