Michy Batshuayi believes that Dortmund's coach Peter Stoger made the right decision leaving him on the bench in the match against Eintracht Frankfurt.
The Belgian was not happy with his recent performances, but yesterday, stepping onto the field after a substitution, he finally regained his lost form.
The 24-year-old striker scored two goals, one of which came in the 94th minute and secured a victory for his team.
"I feel relieved because I haven't stood out in the last few matches, but now I was able to help my team in the fight for the Champions League," said Batshuayi.
"It was a very important victory against a team that had the same amount of points as us."
"Regarding my goal that won the match, at first I thought I was offside. Then I hesitated for a moment, but just took the shot and the ball went into the net."
"I wasn't disappointed about not starting. That's the coach's decision."
"After the recent matches, I was tired, so I entered this game feeling fresh."
In total, with Borussia marks, Batshuayi has seven goals and one assist in nine matches.
