Eintracht Frankfurt – West Ham in the live ticker: fan chaos before the second leg?
Over 30 arrests
Created: 05/05/2022Updated: 05/05/2022, 17:25
By: Florian Schimak
Eintracht Frankfurt vs. West Ham in the live ticker: fan chaos before the second leg?
Over 30 arrests © IMAGO / Focus Images
Eintracht Frankfurt wants to make it into the final in the second leg of the semi-finals of the Europa League against West Ham United.
The game in the live ticker.
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First leg 2:1
Will the SBU pull off the coup?
The second leg in the semi-finals of the Europa League is coming up
The Hessians on the final - follow the game in Frankfurt against West Ham in the live ticker
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Munich/Frankfurt - It's served!
Eintracht Frankfurt are battling West Ham United for a place in the Europa League final, which takes place in Seville on May 18.
In the first leg in London, SBU laid the foundation with a 2-1 win.
Are the Hessen fans making the local Deutsche Bank Park a madhouse on Thursday?
At the same time, RB Leipzig is also fighting for a place in the final against Glasgow Rangers (first leg 1-0).
In terms of sport, the Frankfurters have mostly rested their stars in the league so that they are now fit for the big game.
Therefore, the latest results have little significance.
For the SBU there was a bearable 0:2 defeat at Bayer Leverkusen.
The Hammers, meanwhile, lost to Arsenal in the Premier League.
Europa League: Eintracht Frankfurt vs. West Ham in the live ticker – several arrests before the game
Bad: Before the game between Eintracht and West Ham, there were already some negative incidents in Frankfurt.
The police already had their hands full before the semi-final second leg.
A few hours before kick-off, officials reported the arrest of over 30 rampaging fans from both camps.
Video: Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig before entering the Europa League final
According to the police, they had to "intervene at several locations because supporters of both clubs who were seeking violence were fighting or wanted to fight".
5,000 supporters from England are expected in Frankfurt, including so-called "risk fans".
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