Wolfsburg
Eintracht FrankfurtDay 3
Marmoush 82'
Wolfsburg: 1. Grabara, 3. Bornauw, 5. Zesiger, 2. Fischer K.( till 88'), 8. Özcan Sa.( till 46'), 16. Kaminski J., 20. Baku R., 27. Arnold M., 32. Svanberg( till 71'), 39. Wimmer P.( till 71'), 11. Tomas T.( till 70')
Substitution: 9. Amoura(from 46'), 23. Wind(from 70'), 6. Vranckx(from 71'), 17. Behrens(from 71'), 4. Koulierakis(from 88')
Bench: 29. Mueller, 18. Vavro, 31. Gerhardt, 24. Dárdai B.
Yellow Cards: Arnold M. 80'
Eintracht Frankfurt: 1. Trapp( till 46'), 3. Theate, 4. Koch, 13. Kristensen R., 29. Nkounkou N.( till 68'), 35. Tuta, 15. Skhiri, 16. Larsson Hu.( till 85'), 27. Götze( till 46'), 7. Marmoush, 11. Ekitike( till 74')
Substitution: 40. Santos Kaua(from 46'), 8. Chaïbi(from 46'), 36. Knauff(from 68'), 9. Matanovic(from 74'), 5. Amenda(from 85')
Bench: 34. Collins N., 18. Dahoud, 26. Dina, 20. Uzun
Yellow Cards: Skhiri 25', Chaïbi 46'
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Bayern started their Bundesliga campaign on a winning note
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Bayern began the new campaign in the Bundesliga with an away match against Wolfsburg
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Jamie Bynow-Gittens scored two goals to secure the first points of the new Bundesliga season for the Champions League finalists
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Bayer beat Frankfurt and repeated Benfica's record of 48 games without defeat in all tournaments
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In the 31st round of the German Bundesliga, Bayern Munich hosted Eintracht Frankfurt
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Stuttgart continues the battle with Bayern for second place in the Bundesliga
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Mario Gotze gave Frankfurt an early lead in today's away Bundesliga match against Borussia Dortmund, however only the hosts scored further in the match
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After two draws Bayer returned to the winning path in the German championship
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In the 14th round Bayern suffered its first defeat of the season in the Bundesliga
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Yesterday 4 matches of the 1/8 finals of the German Cup took place
