Shinji Kagawa's Borussia Dortmund defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 3-1 at home on Saturday in its first Bundesliga game since its bus was targeted by three explosions on Tuesday, and he was full of praise for the club's fans.
"The (fans) created the atmosphere that enabled us to concentrate and fight, only if just for the 90 minutes. They gave us the push," he said.
"We certainly shouldn't have had to play that game," added Kagawa of the hurriedly rescheduled Champions League tie against Monaco on Wednesday, a 3-2 defeat in which he scored one and set up another. "The team was targeted and I'm afraid. I haven't (slept) much."