(CNN) -- In the playgrounds across Dortmund they will be re-enacting this night for years to come. Each child will take it in turns to take on the role of Felipe Santana, another will pretend to follow in the footsteps of Marco Reus, while others will fight it out to pull on the imaginary shirt of Robert Lewandowski. It is nights like these which inspire not only those inside the stadium, but the next generation of footballers. It's what makes the intangible, tangible. Trailing 2-1 to Malaga going into stoppage time in Tuesday's Champions League quarterfinal second leg, the Dortmund dream lay in tatters.
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Borussia Dortmund scored twice in stoppage time to secure a 3-2 win over Malaga
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The @placeholder side, which had held Malaga to a goalless draw in the first leg, was expected to reach the semifinal with ease and qualify for the last four for the first time since 1998.
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But that goal, which arrived after 25 minutes, only served to stir @placeholder into action.
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Reus, the precociously talented playmaker, unfurled a flick of such cunning that it split the @placeholder defense and allowed Robert Lewandowski to clip the ball over the goalkeeper and fire home.