Eintracht Frankfurt
Union BerlinDay 25
Wooyeong Jeong 78'
Eintracht Frankfurt: 1. Trapp, 13. Kristensen R., 21. Brown, 34. Collins N., 35. Tuta, 6. Höjlund O., 8. Chaïbi( till 71'), 16. Larsson Hu.( till 79'), 19. Bahoya( till 60'), 20. Uzun( till 79'), 30. Batshuayi( till 60')
Substitution: 27. Götze(from 60'), 11. Ekitike(from 60'), 17. Wahi(from 71'), 26. Dina(from 79'), 36. Knauff(from 79')
Bench: 40. Santos Kaua, 29. Nkounkou N., 47. Fenyo, 18. Dahoud
Yellow Cards: Larsson Hu. 58', Tuta 75', Wahi 85'
Union Berlin: 1. Roennow, 4. Leite, 5. Doekhi, 18. Juranovic, 28. Trimmel( till 71'), 29. Tousart( till 55'), 8. Khedira, 14. Querfeld, 21. Skarke( till 55'), 19. Haberer( till 71'), 23. Ilić An.( till 84')
Substitution: 13. Schafer(from 55'), 16. Hollerbach(from 55'), 15. Rothe(from 71'), 11. Wooyeong Jeong(from 71'), 27. Ljubicic M.(from 84')
Bench: 25. Klaus C., 26. Roussillon, 20. Benes, 9. Prtajin
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Eintracht Frankfurt followed the lead of the Bundesliga's top teams by suffering a defeat
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The 3-0 victory extended Leverkusen's lead over Frankfurt to 11 points
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The win extends Bayern's lead at the top of the table to eight points
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Dortmund put an emphatic end to their recent struggles
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b>Hoffenheim fought back twice to secure a 2-2 draw against Eintracht Frankfurt
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Manchester City have announced the signing of Omar Marmoush from Eintracht Frankfurt
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According to the legendary insider Fabrizio Romano, Eintracht Frankfurt's top scorer, Omar Marmoush, has successfully passed his medical examination ahead of his transfer to Manchester City and has been deemed fit
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Frankfurt, who recently came close to the first place in the Bundesliga, suffered their second consecutive defeat
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Union Berlin suffered their third consecutive defeat in the Bundesliga
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The stage is set for the quarterfinals of the German Cup after an action-packed Round of 16 concluded yesterday
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Bayer forward Patrik Schick in his 100th match for the club scored the winning goal
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The best match on Sunday in the Bundesliga was the clash between Stuttgart and Frankfurt
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Bayern Munich became the first team from the European top-five championships to reach 50 goals in all tournaments
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In the seventh Bundesliga round Union defeated Holstein
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In the seventh Bundesligs round Bayer finally broke the series of two draws by defeating Eintracht
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Bayern and Frankfurt put on a real football show, scoring six goals between them
