Socceroos hopeful Mitch Langerak keeps clean sheet in first UCL start as Dortmund beat Marseille AUSSIE goalkeeper Mitch Langerak kept a clean sheet as Borussia Dortmund got their Champions League campaign back on track with a convincing 3-0 home win over Olympique Marseille. Regular goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller, was sent off in Dortmund's last match against Napoli, was suspended allowing, Australian Mitchell Langerak to start his first Champions League match in a composed display. Having lost home and away to Marseille in their botched Champions League campaign two years ago, Dortmund gained some revenge at the Westfalenstadion to go second in Group F behind leaders Arsenal. Dortmund had coach Jurgen Klopp confined to the stands after receiving a UEFA ban for verbally abusing the referee during their 2-1 defeat at Napoli a fortnight ago. "I told the boys they shouldn't get used to wins like that," said Klopp, who was only allowed to contact the team 15 minutes after the final whistle. It was a great game, Marseille are a strong team and you have to give it everything you have against them. My team were prepared to stick their foot in the door and make sure of the win. It was strange watching from the stands, but if they play like that every week, I could get used to it. The stats showed the Dortmund team ran six kilometres more than their French rivals. "I heard we ran more than Olympique Marseille, that shows how hard we worked for the win," added Klopp. Compared to their 2011 defeat at home to Marseille, this was a different performance from Dortmund, who had raced in to a 2-0 lead, only to lose 3-2, conceding the winner three minutes from time, two years ago. "Borussia Dortmund are a very good team, we had good intentions but performed below par," said Marseille defender Rod Fanni. Socceroos midfielder James Holland was also in action on Wednesday morning (EST), helping Austria Wien seal an impressive away draw at Zenit St Petersburg in Russia.