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Son plays intoxicated – Eintracht Frankfurt has to step up

Created: 2022-10-12 22:06

By: Melanie Gottschalk

After a great start, Eintracht Frankfurt suffered three setbacks against Tottenham Hotspur in the first half.

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Eintracht Frankfurt are visiting Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League.

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46 minutes:

Incidentally, both teams come out of the cabin unchanged.

46 minutes:

The ball rolls again.

Eintracht Frankfurt at Tottenham Hotspur: Three setbacks after a great start for SBU

45 + 2nd minute

: Break!

45 + 1st minute:

There are two minutes extra.

45 minutes:

It's almost a break.

Then it's time for Eintracht Frankfurt to recharge and give everything again in the second half!

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42 minutes

: After Eintracht's great initial phase, Tottenham has now taken over the game.

The SGE hardly has any good chances.

36 minutes:

And then it happens.

Son increases to 3:1.

35 minutes:

Son tries from an acute angle from the left but Trapp is there and can secure the play equipment.

33 minutes:

Eintracht Frankfurt must now quickly find an answer to the Spurs leadership.

28 minutes

: Kane steps in... and scores.

27 minutes

: The referee awards a penalty

25 minutes

: Heated scenes in the stadium.

Kane falls in a duel with Jakic in the sixteen of Eintracht, the referee checks the scene on the screen.

20 minutes:

And directly the counterattack.

Son scores for Spurs.

14 minutes:

TOOOOOOOOOR for Eintracht Frankfurt!

Daichi Kamada puts the SGE in the lead!

Lindström wins the ball, Kolo Muani lurks in the middle of the sixteen, but Lloris is there, dives and is able to save the ball forward.

Rode is there immediately, passing to Kamada, who slides the ball past the beaten Spurs goalkeeper.

11 minutes:

Lenz tries a long-range shot from the left, but the ball is intercepted in the box.

7 minutes

: Eintracht is wide awake in the early stages and leaves little room for Spurs.

Captured balls are intercepted immediately.

3 minutes:

First dangerous scene of the SGE.

Lindström conquers the ball in midfield, switches quickly and crosses to Kamada, who is lurking in the box.

But the vote didn't quite fit right there.

1. Minute:

Before the game there was a minute's silence for the suddenly deceased Tottenham Hotspur fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone.

1st minute:

Let's go, the ball is rolling!

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+++ 20:57:

The Champions League anthem is running, the anticipation is increasing.

It's about to start in London.

+++ 8:55 p.m .:

The game between Eintracht Frankfurt and Tottenham Hotspur begins in a few minutes.

The SGE was able to get a point against Spurs last week and hope not to go away empty-handed today so that they can still have a chance of reaching the round of 16.

+++ 8:39 p.m .:

Eintracht Frankfurt starts the Champions League game at Tottenham Hotspur without ex-world champion Mario Götze.

The 30-year-old is initially on the bench in London.

Instead, Daichi Kamada and Jesper Lindström take over the offensive half-positions behind striker Randal Kolo Muani, who is returning to coach Oliver Glasner's starting eleven after a red card suspension in the Bundesliga.

+++ 8:01 p.m .:

And so the hosts from London start: Lloris - Romero, Dier, Lenglet - Emerson Royal, Höjbjerg, Bentancur, R. Sessegnon - Richarlison, H. Kane, Son

+++ 19:47:

In just over an hour, Eintracht Frankfurt will compete in the Champions League at Tottenham Hotspur.

This is how Eintracht Frankfurt starts: Trapp - Tuta, Hasebe, Ndicka - Jakic, Lenz, Rode, Sow, Lindström, Kamada - Kolo Muani

Eintracht Frankfurt at Tottenham Hotspur: These are the referees

Update from Wednesday, October 12, 6:24 p.m .:

Here comes the referee team for the game between Eintracht Frankfurt and Tottenham Hotspur.

Carlos del Cerro Grande from Spain will referee the game.

He will be assisted by Diego Barbero Sevilla and Guadalupe Porras Ayuso (both Spain), fourth official is Guillermo Cuadra Fernandez (also Spain).

The Spaniard Juan Martinez Munuera will take a seat at the screens.

First report from Wednesday, October 12, 12:10 a.m .:

Frankfurt – Eintracht Frankfurt head coach Oliver Glasner is confident in the Champions League game at Tottenham Hotspur despite the recent Bundesliga defeat. “In the first leg we showed a good performance.

We also have the confidence to win here,” said the coach from Austria in London.

The Hessians want to confirm the 0-0 from the game from a week ago in the ultra-modern London football arena.

Eintracht Frankfurt visiting London

The 0: 3 at Bundesliga bottom VfL Bochum on Saturday should no longer play a role.

"It's football.

it's sports

What shall we say now?

Do we stay home and give up the game without a fight?

That's not our attitude," explained Glasner, whose team has four points from three games and is in a good position to progress.

The coach, winger Ansgar Knauff, who did not travel to England due to thigh problems, will be absent for a longer period of time.

"It's not what you want, that two players say at the final training session that it's not possible," said Glasner.

At Knauff, the failure could last until shortly before the start of the World Cup in November.

Luca Pellegrini is also missing in the premier class due to injury.

Eintracht Frankfurt: Hasebe confident before the Tottenham game

"We're playing against a top team in the Champions League.

We already noticed in the first leg that Tottenham have

a high quality as a team and individually.

But if we show our performance, we can get something," said defensive player Makoto Hasebe about the game in London.

"Tottenham is not only Harry Kane, even if he really brings a lot of quality, but also Son, Richarlison... We have to defend as a team tomorrow," continued the Japanese.

(Melanie Gottschalk)