Day 1
Querfeld 79'
Skarke 90'
Ebnoutalib 11'
Ebnoutalib 67'
Union Berlin: 31. Raab - 4. Van den Bosch, 15. Rothe, 18. Juranovic - 20. Aebischer (Burcu, 61) - 6. Kemlein (Haberer, 76), 8. Khedira R., 13. Schafer (Wooyeong Jeong, 61), 14. Querfeld - 27. Ljubicic M. (Köhn, 82), 29. Latte Lath (Skarke, 61)
Substitution: Burcu (from 61); Wooyeong Jeong (from 61); Skarke (from 61); Haberer (from 76); Köhn (from 82)
Bench: 25. Klaus C. - 2. Uduokhai, 28. Trimmel - 49. Güther L.
Yellow Cards: Aebischer 23; Van den Bosch 81
Frankfurt: 1. Atubolu - 2. Baum, 4. Koch, 26. Kosugi K. - 8. Chaïbi, 25. Onyedika - 29. Amaimouni-Echghouyab (Höjlund O., 79) - 9. Burkardt, 11. Ebnoutalib (Otávio F., 85), 42. Uzun (Arrhov, 79)
Substitution: Höjlund O. (from 79); Arrhov (from 79); Otávio F. (from 85)
Bench: 40. Santos Kaua - 15. Aséko Nkili - 22. Chandler, 27. Götze - 19. Bahoya
Yellow Cards: Ebnoutalib 11; Onyedika 84; Otávio F. 90
The opening matches of the new DFB-Pokal campaign delivered plenty of goals

The occasion carried extra significance as fans said goodbye to club stalwart

FC Bayern Munich continue their relentless march towards yet another Bundesliga title

VfB Stuttgart continued their stunning run in the Bundesliga

The hosts racked up an impressive 18 shots, converting both of their penalties

Harry Kane who rescued a point for the champions with yet another clutch finish

Liverpool produced a dominant display to crush Eintracht Frankfurt

The visitors looked on course for all three points until Vincenzo Grifo stepped up in the dying moments

The Foals remain winless this season with 3 draws and 4 losses

Antoine Griezmann was the star of the night at the Metropolitano

What looked like a potential disaster quickly became a celebration for the home fans

Despite the numerical disadvantage, Hjulmand’s side held firm

Union Berlin
Frankfurt