Serhou Guirassy scored twice and also netted an own goal as Dortmund won their Champions League opener at the Signal Iduna Park on Tuesday. Renato Veiga’s own goal gave Dortmund the lead early in the second half, but Santiago Mourino equalized for Villarreal.

Guirassy restored Dortmund’s lead in the 80th minute, then scored a penalty. However, he later scored an own goal. Villarreal failed to score in their four away matches last season, missing several chances.

Dortmund went into halftime level. In the 53rd minute, Veiga accidentally deflected a cross into his own goal, but Mourino equalized soon after. Guirassy finally scored in the 80th minute after a pass from Fabio Silva.

Since the start of the 2024-25 season, Guirassy has been involved in 26 goals in 25 Champions League games, a record only Erling Haaland has bettered. Villarreal nearly equalized late on when a shot was deflected wide.