Frankfurt
FK RFS
Frankfurt: 1. Trapp, 4. Koch, 5. Amenda, 13. Kristensen R., 29. Nkounkou N., 35. Tuta( till 82'), 18. Dahoud( till 46'), 26. Dina( till 73'), 7. Marmoush, 9. Matanovic( till 73'), 20. Uzun( till 57')
Substitution: 16. Larsson Hu.(from 46'), 11. Ekitike(from 57'), 19. Bahoya(from 73'), 36. Knauff(from 73'), 15. Skhiri(from 82')
Bench: 40. Santos Kaua, 43. Ramming Nils, 3. Theate, 34. Collins N., 8. Chaïbi, 22. Chandler, 27. Götze
Yellow Cards: Larsson Hu. 86'
FK RFS: 40. Ondoa, 23. Prenga, 43. Lipušček, 26. Panić, 9. Ikaunieks J., 11. Savaļnieks, 18. Zelenkovs Dmitrijs, 27. Marhiev, 30. Njie, 8. Odisharia( till 83'), 17. Kouadio( till 83')
Substitution: 49. Ķigurs(from 83'), 21. Stuglis E.(from 83')
Bench: 1. Steinbors, 16. Vilkovs, 2. Balodis, 25. Mareš P., 77. Silagadze, 3. Osuagwu, 15. Ndjiki
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In the seventh Bundesligs round Bayer finally broke the series of two draws by defeating Eintracht
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Bayern and Frankfurt put on a real football show, scoring six goals between them
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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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Seven matches matches of the UCL second round qualifying took place yesterday
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Following are the results of UEFA Champions League first qualifying round second legs
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Following are the results of UEFA Champions League first qualifying round first legs
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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
