[UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] Delirium set over Westfalenstadion, one of the great temples of European soccer, late on Tuesday evening. Borussia Dortmund twice fellbehind unfancied Spanish club Malaga, 2-1, and the German champs looked to be the unlucky losers of this year’s UEFA Champions League. But goals by Marco Reusand Felipe Santana in the 91st and 93rd minutes off goalmouth scrambles turned sure elimination into qualification for the semifinals with a 3-2 victoryand sent the Dortmund players to the high fences, which they climbed to celebrate with their fans.

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