Klopp: We were lucky against Malaga

Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp admitted they had ridden their luck as their dramatic 3-2 victory over Malaga put them in the UEFA Champions League's last four. Dortmund were 2-1 down in added time on Tuesday when Marco Reus and then Felipe Santana grabbed 91st and 93rd-minute goals respectively to put them through 3-2 on aggregate after last Wednesday's goalless first leg. "Football showed both sides of its face, the bitterly disappointed defeated and the overjoyed winners," said Klopp, as his side reached the last four of the Champions League for the first time since 1998. I can understand when you lose a game like that, you feel bitterly hard done by, but over the two legs I think we deserved to win. Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp "It's not often we have needed so much luck, we weren't so good, but despite that, we won. "Over the two games I think we are a deserving winner, but if we play like tonight again we won't win the Champions League. "Now we have reached our target of a semi-final. It's crazy. I think I need to see a doctor!" "I can understand when you lose a game like that, you feel bitterly hard done by, but over the two legs I think we deserved to win." Hollywood ending Having stabbed the ball over the line for the dramatic winner, Brazilian centre-back Santana was quickly buried under a mountain of Dortmund bodies as his team rushed to celebrate after the final whistle. "Up until now, our story has been like a Hollywood movie - hopefully it will have a Hollywood ending," said Santana's central defensive partner Neven Subotic. "I just can't really believe it. This is the craziest moment in all of my footballing career. It has been a special match for everybody - for us and the fans." Malaga winger Joaquin had given the Spaniards an early away goal before Poland striker Robert Lewandowski's equaliser made it 1-1 at the break. Second-half substitute Eliseu then looked to have put Malaga in the semis with a goal eight minutes from time, before Dortmund produced two goals in two magical minutes. "We were four minutes away from the semis," said Malaga striker Roque Santa Cruz. "There is huge disappointment in the dressing room. We had the tie in our hands." From: FiFa