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Jadon Sancho led the dressing room celebrations after Borussia Dortmund reached the Champions League final.<br/><br/>Sancho played a pivotal role as his side ousted Kylian Mbappe and Co in the second leg of their semi-final against PSG on Tuesday evening, the visitors winning 1-0 thanks to a header from veteran defender Mats Hummels.<br/><br/>The result meant Dortmund won 2-0 on aggregate, with manager Edin Terzic boasting of two clean sheets in the aftermath of the tie, which saw two solid defensive displays from the German outfit.<br/><br/>Branded Player of the Match by several pundits for his performance in the first leg in Dortmund last week, Sancho was involved in a more reserved display this time, regularly tracking back to help his side defensively as they reached their first final since 2011.<br/><br/>And the Manchester United man didn't hold back when letting off steam after, with footage from inside the away dressing room showing the winger front and center of the celebrations by the squad.<br/><br/>In a video shared to Instagram by the official Borussia Dortmund account, Sancho can be seen carrying a large speaker as the rest of the squad watch on, singing along to Adele's Someone Like You.<br/><br/>The squad is in full voice, with some too tired to stand and others taking a breather and taking on various refreshments.<br/><br/>The video then cuts, and Sancho can be seen stepping up onto the table in the middle of the room, speaker still in hand, his phone in the other.<br/><br/>He can be seen regularly walking around the table, embracing his teammates, and reaching to the skies as he continues to belt out Adele's hit.<br/><br/>The 24-year-old's current teammates can be seen laughing and filming Sancho's antics as they see the funny side of the midfielder's performance.<br/><br/>The Champions League final could be Sancho's last game for Dortmund in what has been somewhat of a stellar loan spell from United, which began in January, with Dortmund boss Edin Terzic reluctant to discuss a possible permanent deal for Sancho before Tuesday's game.<br/><br/>After a public falling out with manager Erik ten Hag, Sancho was banished from the first team, and forced to train with youth team players as he remained defiant in his unwillingness to apologize.<br/><br/>Sancho had effectively called Ten Hag a liar on social media after the Dutchman questioned his training standards publicly, and his United career now appears all but over despite two years remaining on his deal at Old Trafford.
Jadon Sancho led the dressing room celebrations after Borussia Dortmund reached the Champions League final.<br/><br/>Sancho played a pivotal role as his side ousted Kylian Mbappe and Co in the second leg of their semi-final against PSG on Tuesday evening, the visitors winning 1-0 thanks to a header from veteran defender Mats Hummels.<br/><br/>The result meant Dortmund won 2-0 on aggregate, with manager Edin Terzic boasting of two clean sheets in the aftermath of the tie, which saw two solid defensive displays from the German outfit.<br/><br/>Branded Player of the Match by several pundits for his performance in the first leg in Dortmund last week, Sancho was involved in a more reserved display this time, regularly tracking back to help his side defensively as they reached their first final since 2011.<br/><br/>And the Manchester United man didn't hold back when letting off steam after, with footage from inside the away dressing room showing the winger front and center of the celebrations by the squad.<br/><br/>In a video shared to Instagram by the official Borussia Dortmund account, Sancho can be seen carrying a large speaker as the rest of the squad watch on, singing along to Adele's Someone Like You.<br/><br/>The squad is in full voice, with some too tired to stand and others taking a breather and taking on various refreshments.<br/><br/>The video then cuts, and Sancho can be seen stepping up onto the table in the middle of the room, speaker still in hand, his phone in the other.<br/><br/>He can be seen regularly walking around the table, embracing his teammates, and reaching to the skies as he continues to belt out Adele's hit.<br/><br/>The 24-year-old's current teammates can be seen laughing and filming Sancho's antics as they see the funny side of the midfielder's performance.<br/><br/>The Champions League final could be Sancho's last game for Dortmund in what has been somewhat of a stellar loan spell from United, which began in January, with Dortmund boss Edin Terzic reluctant to discuss a possible permanent deal for Sancho before Tuesday's game.<br/><br/>After a public falling out with manager Erik ten Hag, Sancho was banished from the first team, and forced to train with youth team players as he remained defiant in his unwillingness to apologize.<br/><br/>Sancho had effectively called Ten Hag a liar on social media after the Dutchman questioned his training standards publicly, and his United career now appears all but over despite two years remaining on his deal at Old Trafford.
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