Play-offs qualifying round
Ginter (p.) 65'
Goto 90'
Motherwell: 1. Paulsen - 3. Girdwood-Reich (O`Donnell S.G., 78), 4. Knight-Lebel, 5. Moormann (till 65), 45. Longelo - 71. Hodge (Whyte Olly, 78) - 8. Fadinger, 11. Lowry A. (Wilson Ewan, 70), 17. Charles-Cook R. (Palmer-Houlden, 46) - 18. Maswanhise (Vogt W., 71), 19. Said I.
Substitution: Palmer-Houlden (from 46); Wilson Ewan (from 70); Vogt W. (from 71); O`Donnell S.G. (from 78); Whyte Olly (from 78)
Bench: 21. Connelly - 27. Booth M., 29. McAllister Z. - 24. Ross
Yellow Cards: Hodge 21; Fadinger 39; Lowry A. 67
Red cards: Moormann 65'
Freiburg: 1. Backhaus - 19. Beste (Irié, 74), 29. Treu, 33. Makengo J., 37. Rosenfelder Max (Lienhart, 80) - 16. Engelhardt - 28. Ginter - 14. Suzuki Yu. (Grifo, 74) - 7. Scherhant (Yılmaz, 90), 8. Eggestein М., 31. Matanovic (Goto, 80)
Substitution: Grifo (from 74); Irié (from 74); Lienhart (from 80); Goto (from 80); Yılmaz (from 90)
Bench: 21. Müller Fl., 24. Huth J. - 5. Jung A., 17. Kübler, 30. Günter, 43. Ogbus - 6. Osterhage
Yellow Cards: Beste 59
Unai Emery has done it again. The Spanish coach added another chapter to his remarkable Europa League legacy on Wednesday night, guiding Aston Villa to their first major European triumph in 44 years

SC Freiburg suffered a heartbreaking defeat in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League semi-final

The hosts were in complete control from the outset, effectively putting the game to bed before half-time

The hope of a dramatic comeback at Balaídos lasted little more than half an hour

Bayer Leverkusen were forced to settle for a dramatic 3–3 draw

Borussia Dortmund missed a prime opportunity to climb into second place in the Bundesliga

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

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