Paul Johnson
Deputy Editor
Paul Johnson is a writer at Fear The Wall, having joined the community in December 2017, and become a member of the writing staff in May 2019. Paul is a Southampton and Borussia Dortmund fan, and a data scientist. His writing often focuses on football analytics, using the tools he uses in his day job, from machine learning to statistical modelling, to better understand and evaluate BVB, the Bundesliga, and football as a whole.
Match Ratings: BVB See Out a Nervy Finish Against RB Leipzig
BVB manage to keep a close title rival at bay.
Post Match Reactions: Borussia Dortmund Survive Late Onslaught to Win 2-1 Against RB Leipzig
BVB held off a resurgent RB Leipzig to claim all three points and go to the top of the Bundesliga table.
Bundesliga Match Thread: Borussia Dortmund Host Marco Rose’s RB Leipzig
BVB face their biggest test of 2023 so far, with the in-form East Germans heading to the Westfalenstadion.
The Daily Bee: A Reminder to be Grateful for What You Have
If ever you need a reminder of just how good it is to be a BVB fan, even at its worst, just take a look at Southampton...
Looking Around the League: Checking in on the Relegation Dogfight
We’ve got a title race at the top of the Bundesliga, and it looks like we’ve got a decent relegation scrap going on at the bottom too.
The Daily Bee: Checking in on the Champions League
German teams didn’t cover themselves in shame in the Champions League. Rejoice!
Looking Around the League: It’s All Tied at the Top of the Bundesliga!
Bayern Munich keep on faltering and Borussia Dortmund keep on winning... Is this our shot?
Match Ratings: BVB Level on Points at the Top of the Bundesliga after 4-1 Win Over Hertha Berlin
Goals for Adeyemi, Malen, Reus, and Brandt capped off a solid Sunday at the Westfalenstadion.
Match Preview: Borussia Dortmund Host Ailing Hertha Berlin
BVB will attempt to extend their winning run in the Bundesliga to six games.
Match Ratings: Dortmund down Chelsea at the Westfalenstadion
BVB snatched a 1-0 win in a game that saw them defending like their lives depended on it at times.