RB Leipzig secured their first Bundesliga title since 2019 on Saturday after defeating Dortmund 4-1 at the Allianz Arena. The match was a thrilling affair that saw both teams score twice, with RB Leipzig securing victory through goals from Oliver Olmo and Erling Haaland.

Olmo opened the scoring for RB Leipzig just before halftime when he latched onto a loose ball and slotted it past goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. The German international had been playing well for his club this season, having scored six goals in nine appearances.

Dortmund, who were looking to win their second league title in four years, responded with a goal of their own just before the break. Kai Havertz struck from close range after being played in by Joshua Kimmich, giving them hope of an equalizer.

The second half proved to be even more intense as both teams continued to create chances. RB Leipzig came closest to extending their lead when Christian Pulisic attempted a header which was blocked by Neuer. However, Dortmund were not to be denied and they drew level shortly afterwards.

Haaland made sure the game remained one-sided when he netted again in the 78th minute. The Norwegian striker has been a key player for Dortmund this season, having scored 16 goals in 19 appearances.

The final whistle brought an end to what was a memorable match for both clubs. RB Leipzig emerged victorious, taking the lead back to where they started last season and setting up a potential showdown against Bayern Munich in the Champions League next season.