Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp felt last night's 3-2 home loss to Marseille in their final UEFA Champions League group game summed up their disappointing campaign.

Mathieu Valbuena's late strike booked OM's place in the last 16 after the French side rallied from conceding a Jakub Blaszczykowski strike and a Mats Hummels penalty inside 32 minutes.

Valbuena popped up with the clinching strike three minutes from time, after goals from Loic Remy and Andre Ayew had seen Dortmund pegged back from a winning position.

"This match was emblematic of our entire Champions League campaign," said Klopp, whose side needed to win by at least four clear goals to have any chance of progressing.