Salomon Kalou scored twice, including a stoppage-time penalty, to earn Hertha Berlin a last-gasp 2-2 draw at Bundesliga leaders Borussia Dortmund on Saturday.
The Ivorian had already cancelled out the first of teenager Jadon Sancho’s two goals, in the 27th minute, with a strike just before the break and then equalised again with a late spot kick to snatch a point after England international Sancho’s second, just past the hour.
Eighteen-year-old Sancho, the league’s top provider, scored a double for the first time in his career but a foul on Davie Selke earned Hertha a late penalty, which Kalou converted coolly.
The result ends Dortmund’s four-game winning streak in the Bundesliga and sees them drop their first points at home this season.
Dortmund are still top, with 21 points, two ahead of champions Bayern Munich, who beat Mainz 2-1.
Hertha are fifth on 16 points.
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