SGE Frankfurt Eintracht Frankfurt - HSV Hamburger SV Hamburger SV

SGE

3

HSV

1

Y. Ebnoutalib
69'
R. Onyedika
47'

14'
T. Moffi
W. Omari
10'

Deutsche Bank Park(59,600 Spectators)

Dr. Florian Exner

FINAL

37 %Daniel Heuer Fernandes

Daniel Heuer Fernandes

Daniel Heuer Fernandes

Man of the Match Trophy

0:16

Watch: Ebnoutalib praises Iličević after debut

Full-time: Eintracht Frankfurt 3-1 Hamburg

Frankfurt take a deserved win thanks to a dominant second period that saw some impressive attacking throughout. To make the day an even happier one for the hosts, 16-year-okd Niko Iličević became the joint youngest player in Bundesliga history, and is now getting mobbed by his team-mates.

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Full-time

90'

+ 8

Late yellows

A challenge between Iličević and Kofi Amoako results in a Hamburg free-kick and sparks some protests, leading to two bookings.

90'

+ 8

Yellow card

90'

+ 8

Yellow card

90'

+ 5

Almost an incredible impact!

You can see what the fuss is about - young Iličević bears down on goal and has two shots within minutes of coming on.

Bundesliga history made!

Niko Iličević has just become the joint youngest player in Bundesliga history.

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0:19

Watch: Iličević makes Bundesliga history

90'

Substitution

Niko Iličević

90'

Substitution

90'

Yellow card

89'

So close for Hamburg!

Omari hits the crossbar from the resulting corner before Stange has a stinging shot saved by Atubolu moments after taking to the pitch.

88'

Substitution

Albert Grønbæk

87'

Atubolu in action

The Frankfurt goalkeeper flies across to turn a Røssing-Lelesiit shot behind after Daka picks him out in the area.

85'

Baum booked

Hamburg are exerting some late pressure and Elias Baum is shown a yellow card for hauling down Røssing-Lelesiit.

85'

Yellow card

80'

Two more Hamburg changes

Kofi Amoako and Røssing-Lelesiit are on to try to spark an unlikely comeback. The latter makes a good fist of just that, lashing a drive wide moments after being brought on.

80'

Substitution

Alexander Røssing-Lelesiit

80'

Substitution

Albert Sambi Lokonga

77'

Dōan in the thick of it

The Japanese attack is fouled by Omari, earning the Hamburg player a yellow card, and has a header saved by Heuer Fernandes shortly afterwards.

76'

Yellow card

75'

Chaïbi onto the bar!

The waves of Frankfurt attacks are continuing. Jonathan Burkardt sends in a good cross from the left moments after his introduction, leading to the ball falling out to Chaïbi on the edge of the area - and his shot is tipped by Heuer Fernandes onto the crossbar!

74'

Burkardt comes on

Jonathan Burkardt will hope to get on the scoresheet in the final 15 minutes as he comes on for the dominant hosts.

74'

Substitution

Jonathan Burkardt

Younes Ebnoutalib

Frankfurt do get a third!

The hosts have been inspired since the restart, and minutes after having a goal disallowed, they score a third. Uzun races away in midfield and places a perfect ball through the defence for Ebnoutalib to nick in and finish in style!

© IMAGO/Heiko Becker

69'

Yellow card

69'

Younes Ebnoutalib

GOAL!

3:1

Younes Ebnoutalib

Goal probability

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

39 %

Shot speed

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

97.16 km/h

Distance to Goal

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

10.58 m

68'

Frankfurt putting the hard yards in

Distance run (km)

89.3

88.4

63'

Polzin shuffles his pack

After the reprieve of that disallowed goal, the Hamburg coach sends on Daka and El Ouahdi to help look for a leveller.

63'

Substitution

Zakaria El Ouahdi

63'

Substitution

62'

Eintracht thought they had extended their lead

A lovely move sees Uzun thread a pass through to Knauff on the right, whose ball across is converted in style by Chaïbi - but Knauff had strayed slightly offside and it won't count.

62'

SituationGoal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionNo goal

59'

Frankfurt in control

Hamburg have offered little in attack since falling behind again, and the hosts now have a clear lead on the shot count.

Goal attempts

4off target

6on target

5off target

1on target

57'

Chaïbi's eyes light up

That would have been something! The Algerian spots Heuer Fernandes off his line around the halfway line and tries an audacious long-range chip. It's a good effort, but it goes over the crossbar.

53'

Short break

Chaïbi and Torunarigha require treatment after a collision, and the game is paused briefly so they can be treated.

50'

Eintracht eager for more

Frankfurt come forward again with Uzun getting another chance to shoot from the edge of the box. A deflection sends his effort into the arms of Heuer Fernandes.

Frankfurt fly out of the blocks!

The Eagles are back in front within minutes of the restart. Uzun has a shot deflected behind for a corner, which Chaïbi crosses in and Brassier sends goalward with a powerful header that Heuer Fernandes can only parry into the feet of Raphael Onyedika, who bundles in from close range.

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47'

Raphael Onyedika

GOAL!

2:1

Raphael Onyedika

Goal probability

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

87 %

Distance to Goal

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

3.72 m

46'

We're back

Hamburg restart with the hosts making an attacking change at the break.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 3

Substitution

Half-time: Eintracht Frankfurt 1-1 Hamburg

The sides are level at the end of an entertaining and extremely even first period. Both Frankfurt and Hamburg have attacked well at times and will hope to take a win.

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Half-time

45'

+ 2

Koch forces fine save

The Frankfurt captain got a powerful header to a Chaïbi cross that Heuer Fernandes had to leap to turn behind.

45'

+ 1

Two minutes of stoppage time indicated

Will there be any twists before the break in this intriguing encounter?

43'

End-to-end action continues

Heuer Fernandes grabs the ball on a Frankfurt attack and finds Moffi with a long kick upfield. The hosts' defence holds firm as Nandja has a shot blocked by Brassier moments later.

38'

Lokonga tries his luck

Hamburg attack with a good passing sequence that sees Albert Sambi Lokonga shimmy inside from just outside the area and send a drive on goal that takes a deflection before running behind for a corner.

35'

Anyone's game

The two sides have three shots apiece as the encounter remains on a knife's edge.

Goal attempts

2off target

1on target

2off target

1on target

33'

First booking

Nandja fouls Chaïbi in midfield and is shown a yellow card.

33'

Yellow card

31'

Moments at both ends

Chaïbi clips a shot over for the hosts, before Grønbæk charges forward and gets blocked.

27'

Hamburg venture forward again

The visitors get two successive corners - the first after Brassier atoned for his error in the build-up to the equaliser with a vital block to stop an Albert Grønbæk cutback from a promising position on the right.

25'

Frankfurt win a corner

Chaïbi whips the ball in from the right, but it is cleared, and there is then a brief stoppage as Muheim goes down after a collision in the area before playing on.

23'

Hamburg seeing more of the ball

The possession stats have evened up as the visitors have grown in confidence after their goal.

Possession (%)

5050

19'

Keenly contested now

After Frankfurt's intensive start, Hamburg's sudden leveller has naturally lifted the visitors, and both sides are contesting every inch in midfield as they try to seize the initiative.

Hamburg level!

What a start! Hamburg equalise on their first attack, as Brassier accidentally scuffs a clearance to Albert Grønbæk, who lays it across for Moffi to tap in.

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14'

Terem Moffi

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:A. Grønbæk

Terem Moffi

Goal probability

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

63 %

Distance to Goal

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

4.58 m

Frankfurt fly in front!

The hosts take a deserved early lead! It comes from a clinical and swift attacking move, which sees Uzun thread a perfect pass through the defence for Chaïbi to cut the ball across the goalmouth for Ebnoutalib. Omari then slides it into his own net before the Frankfurt striker got a certain tap-in.

© IMAGO/HMB Media/Claus

10'

Warmed Omari

OWN GOAL!

1:0

Warmed Omari

6'

Two more chances for Eintracht

Frankfurt are turning the pressure on, with Can Uzun sending a drive just wide from a corner before Ebnoutalib forces a save from Heuer Fernandes with a sharp shot in the box.

4'

Frankfurt try to force a way through

The hosts are showing purpose in the early stages, getting the ball into the box a couple of times - including from a Chaïbi free-kick crossed from the right that is headed clear.

1'

We're off

The hosts get us underway.

Kick-off!

The teams are out

There is an autumn chill in the air, and we are all ready for what could be a fascinating final encounter of Matchday 8, with both sides eager to climb up the table with three points.

© IMAGO/Marc Schueler

0:10

Watch: Eagles on the pitch

Can they claim their third win of the season in front of their fans?

More on those teams

Eintracht start with four changes to the XI that began the DFB Cup meeting, while Hamburg have four changes. As expected, Niko Iličević (pictured) is named on the Frankfurt bench a day after turning 16, and could become the joint youngest player in Bundesliga history, should be come on today.

© IMAGO/Jürgen Kessler

Starting line-up: Eintracht Frankfurt

Formation:4-2-3-1

Starting line-up: Hamburger SV

Formation:3-4-2-1

0:46

Watch: Hamburg are in the house

Merlin Polzin on facing Frankfurt

"It's another competition, so there's nothing we can do to make up for [the DFB Cup defeat]. We had big plans in the cup, so it was a painful one for us on Tuesday. We know our opponents will learn from our approach, which makes it an exciting challenge. I'm curious to see what Frankfurt have in store."

© IMAGO/Eibner-Pressefoto/Marcel von Fehrn

Adi Hütter on facing Hamburg

"What we can take away [from the cup game] is that we made life too easy for Hamburg in the first half. We played very well in the second half, though. We were very proactive, defended high up the pitch and kept the ball well - but Sunday's game will be different. I want us to respect our opponents, but try and dominate more in front of our own fans."

© IMAGO/Eibner-Pressefoto/Marcel von Fehrn

Cup rehearsal

Frankfurt won 3-1 at Hamburg on Tuesday to reach the DFB Cup round of 16. Robin Koch, Jonathan Burkardt and Younes Ebnoutalib scored in the second half, before HSV's Terem Moffi hit a late consolation.

© IMAGO/Peter Hartenfelser

Low-flying Eagles

Frankfurt have just eight points after seven games, their lowest tally after this number of games in five years. However, Hamburg have lost three of their four away games so far this season.

© Bundesliga/Getty Images/Pau Barrena

1:00

Watch: Paderborn 1-0 Hamburg - last time out

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1:07

Watch: Borussia Dortmund 1-0 Eintracht Frankfurt - last time out

Despite battling hard, Eintracht came away empty-handed from Signal Iduna Park, leaving them just two points above the relegation zone.

2:03

Watch: Eintracht Frankfurt 1-2 Hamburg - previous meeting

Fábio Vieira scored the winner when these two sides last met in May, a result which went a long way to seeing HSV avoid an immediate return to Bundesliga 2.

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