
Marco Reus Injury: Updates on Borussia Dortmund Star's Status and Return
Borussia Dortmund star Marco Reus was substituted with a leg injury during the Bundesliga side's DFB-Pokal tie against Dynamo Dresden on March 3, but returned against Hamburger SV on March 7.
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Reus Starts vs. HSV
Saturday, March 7
Borussia Dortmund's official Twitter feed announced that Reus would start vs. Hamburger SV.
Reus Suffering with 'Dead Leg'
Wednesday, March 4
Bundesliga.com reported the initial diagnosis for Reus was a "dead leg."
Reus' injury was first announced by the club, with ESPN FC noting the potential impact Reus' absence may have on Dortmund's prospects:
Reus would later return to the bench during the Dresden tie, per Bundesliga.com. After the fixture, it was revealed that the substitution was precautionary, per TNC Bundesliga:
Klopp commented on the play that led to Reus' injury, per Arjun Pradeep:
There's no doubt Klopp will hope to see the Germany international return to action as soon as possible. BVB fans will likely let out a squeal of joy if Reus returns against Hamburg so soon after it looked as if he could be set for another spell on the sidelines.
Dortmund have suffered something of a dire season in 2014-15, but a recent upturn in form has seen them win four league games on the bounce, with the 25-year-old Reus scoring once in each of those fixtures, per WhoScored.com.



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