Group G
Koch 61'
Frankfurt: 1. Trapp, 4. Koch, 29. Nkounkou N.( till 68'), 3. Pacho, 15. Skhiri, 17. Rode( till 39'), 26. Dina, 27. Götze( till 46'), 30. Aaronson( till 46'), 7. Marmoush( till 82')
Substitution: 16. Larsson Hu.(from 39'), 8. Chaïbi(from 46'), 18. Ngankam(from 46'), 36. Knauff(from 68'), 24. Buta A.(from 82')
Bench: 33. Grahl, 35. Tuta, 47. Baum, 20. Hasebe, 22. Chandler, 23. Hauge, 48. Ferri N.
Yellow Cards: Aaronson 25'
Aberdeen: 24. Roos K., 2. Devlin N., 3. MacKenzie J., 4. Shinnie G.( till 71'), 5. Jensen R., 6. Gartenmann, 33. Rubežić, 21. Polvara( till 72'), 7. McGrath( till 77'), 10. Clarkson( till 71'), 9. Miovski( till 56')
Substitution: 11. Duk(from 56'), 8. Barron(from 71'), 23. Duncan R.(from 71'), 17. Hayes(from 72'), 19. Sokler(from 77')
Bench: 31. Doohan, 15. McGarry, 18. Williams Rh., 27. MacDonald A., 28. Milne, 30. Dadia, 14. Guèye P. H.
Yellow Cards: Gartenmann 63'
RB Leipzig retained the DFB Cup, winning the trophy for the second time in a row
Borussia Dortmund took full advantage of yesterday's defeat of Bayern Munich and again took the top spot in the Bundesliga standings
Napoli did not give a second to doubt their superiority over Frankfurt in the second leg of the 1/8 finals of the Champions League
Goals by Osimhen and Di Lorenzo helped Napoli get an away victory over Frankfurt in the Champions League play-offs
Bayern still can't win in Bundesliga, losing points in today's home match with Frankfurt
Ukrainian striker Mykola Kukharevych continues to score in Scotland
The excellent start of Xabi Alonso's work at the head of Bayer Leverkusen did not receive a convincing continuation