Dortmund vs RB Leipzig - Bundesliga live updates: Visitors score two first-half goals as BVB's slim title hopes fade

Dortmund's title hopes have been ended in emphatic fashion. They have been brutally beaten by RB Leipzig in front of their supported at Signal Iduna Park, sold out for the first time in over two years.

Bayern Munich remain nine points clear at the top of the Bundesliga, and with just seven games remaining, surely now they have one hand on the trophy.

Three more minutes of misery for Dortmund to endure.

Not a bad way to bow out! Olmo is replaced by Novoa.

Malen goes into the book.

RB Leipzig are going to have final say after all!

Olmo puts the icing on a cake with a special goal, smashing the ball off the underside of the bar from outside the penalty area.

Too late, surely? Malen, the substitute, heads past Gulacsi after a real scramble inside the box following a corner.

The goal is being checked... but it's going to stand.

Until the finish! He dances into the penalty area, skipping past Akanji and Can en route, but can't hit the target with his shot.

Can's frustration is clear to see as he chops Nkunku down from behind.

Halstenburg on, Simakan off.

A sight that the tiring Dortmund defence won't relish as Szoboszlai comes on for Silva.

Haaland has had just 22 touches today. He hasn't had the service and he squandered the one chance he had.

Reyna has little more than 15 minutes to make a difference. Off comes Hazard.

Reus, on his landmark appearance, leaves the field to be replaced by Brandt, his big night ending in disappointment.

Another Dortmund corner ends in frustration, followed by a poor cross that's easily cleared.

Out of the DFB-Pokal in the last-16, knocked out by Rangers in the Europa League and now all but out of the title race, it is shaping up to be an underwhelming season at Signal Iduna Park.

Leipzig playing with a swagger now. As it stands, they will move three points above Freiburg in the race for a top-four place.

Mukiele makes way for Klostermann. Forsberg also comes on for Kampl.

Dortmund win a corner, but it's easily cleared at the near post. If the hosts are to produce what would be a remarkable comeback, it must begin now.

That looks extremely unlikely, however.

It was supposed to be a party at Signal Iduna Park today as the stadium was filled to capacity for the first time in two years.

It has been anything but.