Borussia Dortmund teenager Luca Reggiani etched his name into the record books as the German side secured a comfortable 2-0 victory over FC Augsburg at Signal Iduna Park, scoring his first senior goal to become the youngest Italian to find the net in Bundesliga history.
Boosted by their recent 2-1 win over FC Köln that ended a three-game winless spell, Dortmund started brightly and quickly put the visitors under pressure.
Their early dominance paid off inside the opening 15 minutes when Daniel Svensson threaded a precise pass to Maximilian Beier, whose deflected square ball fell kindly for Karim Adeyemi to slot home his second league goal of 2026.
Augsburg briefly threatened to respond when Waldemar Anton misjudged a long ball forward, but Rodrigo Ribeiro failed to capitalise, sending his effort over the bar.
That opportunity proved to be the visitors’ only notable chance in a first half largely controlled by Dortmund, who repeatedly went close to extending their advantage.
Both Beier and Adeyemi rattled the crossbar with powerful strikes, while goalkeeper Finn Dahmen produced a fine save to deny Jobe Bellingham from distance, keeping Augsburg within reach at halftime.
The hosts maintained their grip on the contest after the restart under coach Niko Kovač, and their persistence was rewarded with a second goal from an unexpected source.
Making only his fourth Bundesliga appearance, Reggiani escaped his marker to meet a corner from Julian Ryerson and guided a calm header past Dahmen.
Augsburg’s interim manager Manuel Baum attempted to spark a response with several substitutions in the second half, but the changes did little to alter the flow of a largely one-sided encounter.
In fact, the visitors were fortunate not to concede again late on, as Dahmen produced another strong save to deny Adeyemi.
The victory keeps Dortmund firmly in second place and trims the gap to leaders Bayern Munich to nine points, while Augsburg drop to ninth after suffering consecutive defeats.
