Frankfurt
Slavia PrahaFrankfurt: 1. Trapp - 3. Theate (Amenda, 79), 4. Koch, 34. Collins N., 35. Tuta - 16. Larsson Hu., 18. Dahoud (Skhiri, 79), 27. Götze - 7. Marmoush (Ekitike, 69), 20. Uzun (Matanovic, 61), 36. Knauff (Dina, 69)
Substitution: Matanovic (from 61); Dina (from 69); Ekitike (from 69); Amenda (from 79); Skhiri (from 79)
Bench: 40. Santos Kaua, 43. Ramming - 29. Nkounkou N. - 47. Fenyo Noah - 8. Chaïbi, 22. Chandler - 19. Bahoya
Yellow Cards: Collins N. 66; Matanovic 84; Dina 86
Slavia Praha: 31. Kinský - 3. Holeš, 4. Zima D., 5. Ogbu (Chaloupek, 84), 12. Diouf Mal., 18. Bořil - 10. Zafeiris, 14. Michez (Schranz, 84), 17. Provod (Lingr, 67), 19. Oscar - 25. Chorý (Chytil, 67)
Substitution: Jurasek M. (from 57); Chytil (from 67); Lingr (from 67); Chaloupek (from 84); Schranz (from 84)
Bench: 24. Mandous, 50. Slavata - 46. Konečný - 28. Prebsl - 33. Zmrzly, 48. Pech Dom.
Yellow Cards: Jurasek M. 61
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