BERLIN — Serhou Guirassy scored twice as Borussia Dortmund cut Bayern Munich's Bundesliga lead to six points on Sunday with a 3-2 win over last-place Heidenheim.
Guirassy scored one penalty, followed up with a goal, and then missed another penalty, sending the spot kick well over the bar in the 85th minute to leave a question mark over his penalty-taking abilities.
The Guinea star missed a penalty against Villarreal in the Champions League, and another against St. Pauli in the first Bundesliga game of the season.
Heidenheim missed a host of late chances to equalize and Dortmund held on to capitalize on Bayern Munich's surprise 2-2 draw at Hamburger SV the day before.
Waldemar Anton broke the deadlock when Heidenheim goalkeeper Diant Ramaj was unable to hold on to a corner under pressure from Guirassy. Anton pounced on the loose ball to fire it in from close range.
Heidenheim players and coach Frank Schmidt were upset, however, as Eren Dinkçi had a similar goal ruled out at the other end after he put Dortmund 'keeper Gregor Kobel under pressure and he dropped the ball. That was ruled a foul.
There was still time before the interval for Julian Niehues to score for Heidenheim after Mathias Honsak surged down the left and Dortmund's Filippo Mané pulled up with what looked like a hamstring injury.
Mané was replaced by Niklas Süle for the second half, but the home fans were stunned when Niehues scored again with a deflected shot after Arijon Ibrahimović ran past four Dortmund defenders to set him up.
