Monaco's head coach said players could not concentrate in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final tie after the attack on BVB's bus
Leonardo Jardim sympathised with Borussia Dortmund over the rescheduling of their Champions League quarter-final clash as Monaco won 3-2, less than 24 hours after a bomb attack on the German team's bus.
The first leg was moved from Tuesday following explosions as Dortmund travelled from their hotel to Signal Iduna Park, with defender Marc Bartra forced to undergo surgery due to a broken wrist.
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Dortmund were understandably subdued in the first half of Wednesday's game, despite improving after the interval, and Monaco head coach Jardim said players could not concentrate.