BVB 09 - Stories Who We Are

The concept of the content series is not based on already known productions, but wants to take the fans into the inner world of the eight-time German champion in a different way. Away from daily events, results, superficial stories or scandals, current players are brought together with other personalities from the BVB cosmos to discuss topics that touch not only the protagonists but also the fans emotionally. Sometimes it is about home, sometimes about uprooting, about pressure, but also about hopes and common values. Through the interaction of the actors, a unique dynamic develops that portrays the club from the inside like never before.

Storyline

First Aired

2020-09-28
Last Aired

2022-12-15
Creator
Genre

Documentary
Seasons

3
Episodes

26
Status

Returning Series
Language

Deutsch
Network

DAZN, Sky

Keywords:

sports documentary football (soccer) team

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1. Home sweet Home & homeless

The first episode on the topic of "Heimatliebe & Heimatlos" with the protagonists Marco Reus and Micha...More

The first episode on the topic of "Heimatliebe & Heimatlos" with the protagonists Marco Reus and Michael Zorc will be published exclusively by DAZN next Monday. Reus and Zorc stand in the public eye symbolically for the BVB, were born in Dortmund and trained with the Black and Yellow. Reus is also committed to his homeland beside the pitch. Michael Zorc has been with BVB for 42 years. Both are or were captains of the Borussia team. How important is home, and what do you miss when you're constantly on the road, far away from your family, in a more than ever tight schedule. Life in the soccer business from two different perspectives.Less

30mins 2020-09-28

2. Head thing

The second episode shows how Mahmoud Dahoud and Julian Brandt fight for playing time and a place in th...More

The second episode shows how Mahmoud Dahoud and Julian Brandt fight for playing time and a place in the starting eleven in a strong squad. "It's not like I sit in the meeting and say, 'Great, I'm not playing again'. Of course that annoys me. It's normal, it's the same with every player," says midfielder Julian Brandt, who also reveals: "I'm tempted to do things on the pitch that others would take the safe way out of. I do not like that."Less