UpdatedAApr 27, 2013 5:00 PM ET Borussia Dortmund warmed up for the next leg of the Champions League semifinal with Real Madrid on Tuesday with a win at Fortuna Dusseldorf. Changes were made 10 by coach Jurgen Klopp aside which had downed Real 4-1 last Wednesday, but the outcome was still the exact same, with Nuri Sahin and Jakub Blaszczykowski on target to almost secure them second position behind Bayern Munich and before Bayer Leverkusen. Fortuna pulled a goal right back through Adam Bodzek in the 88th moment, however it was too little too late as Norbert Meier's area end the weekend stage on details with 16th-place Augsburg, ahead of the relegation zone only on goal difference with three activities of the season to perform. Just Mats Hummels lasted from the Dortmund team which beat Real in midweek and the key opponent, who was building up fit exercise following a recent injury absence, established up Julian Schieber for the first opportunity, which the striker headed against the article in the 19th moment. Merely a moment later, the ball was in the back of the web when Leitner handed to Sahin, who looked up and saw Fabian Giefer off his line and lobbed the ball in from completely 35 meters. Sahin was a consistent threat with set parts, but he was neither able to test Giefer, nor set up a team mate with a series of free-kicks. Fortuna tried to get straight back on terms with Axel Bellinghausen testing Mitchell Langerak in the 64th minute, but his effort was saved by the Australian goalkeeper. Blaszczykowski was sent on by Klopp in the 69th second and, straight away, he doubled Dortmund's guide, latching onto Sahin's great cross with the outside of his trunk to overcome Giefer. Robert Lewandowski was also on the subject for Dortmund, given just over 20 minutes to give his history of experiencing scored in 12 consecutive games. Marco Reus also came on and he not quite made it three along with his first hint of the sport in the moment, but Giefer made the save. Bodzek gave the house team desire with two minutes to go when he headed in Bellinghausen's free-kick, creating a grandstand finish. Fortuna looked for an while Lewandowski went near to making three to it for a Dortmund side who held on to all three points ahead of their biggest game of the growing season so far on Tuesday.
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