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WATCH: PETERSEN: "I CAN'T EXPLAIN IT!"

試合終了
90'
+ 4

OPENING FOR EGGESTEIN

Freiburg play the ball around the edge of the Frankfurt area nicely and suddenly space opens up for Eggestein. But he takes a touch instead of shooting, which allows Kostic to nip in front and take the ball off his toe.
90'
+ 3

FRANKFURT APPEAL

Hinteregger goes down in the box while trying to reach a Lindstrom cross from the right and appeals for a penalty. It looks like a regular tussle for the ball though and the referee waves play on.
90'
+ 1

INTO STOPPAGE TIME

We're in the first of five added minutes now. Can Frankfurt snatch a late equaliser?
90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes
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87'

KAMADA GOAL DISALLOWED!

A huge roar goes around Deutsche Bank Park as Kamada heads in from close range to level the score, but after a VAR review it won't count as the Japanese playmaker was offside.
85'
Video Assistant RefereeVideo Assistant Referee
SituationGoal
ReviewOffside?
DecisionNo goal
84'

HRUSTIC HITS THE POST!

Hrustic's free-kick goes straight into the wall but the rebound bounces straight back to him. He shoots again, first time with his left foot, and it strikes the inside of the post before bouncing across goal and bobbling wide of the opposite upright! So close!
83'

DANGEROUS LOCATION FOR A FREE-KICK...

Jakic is stopped in his tracks by Lienhart just outside the Freiburg area. The defender receives a yellow card for his trouble and Frankfurt have a free-kick in a promising position...
82'

LIKE FOR LIKE

Kübler is given a well deserved rest after making his 100th competitive game for the club. Schmid replaces him at right-back for the last few minutes.
78'

CLINICAL FREIBURG

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According to the xG metric, Frankfurt should be marginally ahead, but Freiburg have been in the zone in front of goal today and are outperforming the stats.
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RECORD MAN

Petersen extends his record for goals off the bench in the Bundesliga, taking his haul to 33 as a supersub, including four this season alone. The striker now has nine goals against Frankfurt, more than against any other club.
69'

SURPRISE, SURPRISE!

Günter slings in a free-kick from the left, deep towards the back post. Petersen, who's only been on the pitch for eight minutes, beats his marker and heads in from close range!
69'

Nils Petersen

ゴール!

1:2
Nils Petersen
67'

LINDSTROM GOES CLOSE

The Frankfurt attacker nicks the ball off Jeong, jinks inside Lienhart and gets a shot away from 20 yards. He strikes it cleanly and Flekken is concerned enough to dive full stretch, but the ball whizzes just wide of the post.
65'

MUSCULAR HOSTS

Frankfurt are edging the duels at the moment. Could that be decisive as the game enters the closing stages?
タックル勝率
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73
63'

PACIENCIA IN

Borre is taken off - he's been quiet for most of the game after a lively opening for minutes. The Colombian gets to rest his legs ahead of Barcelona on Thursday, with Paciencia now leading the line.
61'

TRIPLE CHANGE

Freiburg need a goal, so who do they call on? Nils Petersen of course! The Bundesliga's all-time greatest supersup takes to the pitch as head coach Christian Streich looks to shake things up for the final 30 minutes.
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DROUGHT OVER

Kostic hadn't scored in the Bundesliga in his previous 14 outings. Indeed, his last goal prior to taking his season tally to four today was in the reverse fixture in Freiburg.
57'

LONG TIME COMING

Frankfurt finally get their goal with their 13th shot of the game.
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54'

FRANKFURT ARE LEVEL!

Freiburg failed to heed the warning with their high defensive line moments earlier with Lindstrom's disallowed goal, and this time Frankfurt equalise! Hauge slots the ball between two defenders for Kostic to latch on to, and the Serbian winger makes no mistake with a low shot past Flekken. Game on!
54'

Filip Kostić

ゴール!

1:1
Filip Kostić
52'

LINDSTROM GOAL DISALLOWED

Knauff dribbles forward down the right and plays the ball forward into the path of Lindstrom, who's bending his run behind Schlotterbeck. The Dane drives into the box and slots the ball past Flekken, but it won't count as he was marginally offside in the build-up.
48'

NO CHANGE

The flow of the match is similar to the first, with Frankfurt on the ball and Freiburg only pressing the home team when they get into their half. After executing a counter-attack to perfection for Grifo's goal, perhaps they're waiting for another opportunity to catch their hosts out on the break.
46'

UNDER WAY AGAIN!

Freiburg get the ball rolling in the second half.
後半開始
45'
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NARROW LEAD

A hard-fought first half comes to an end with Freiburg in the lead. Frankfurt will be frustrated to be behind, having been the more proactive side so far, but despite their possession and attacking endeavours they haven't managed to create any clear-cut chances of yet. Freiburg, on the other hand, were clinical with the one opportunity they have had and enjoy an advantage at the interval thanks to Grifo's strike.
前半終了
45'
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KOSTIC CORNER

A chance for Frankfurt to equalise before the break? It's delivered from the left, but Freiburg are very robust at the back and are able to clear the danger.
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SIX FROM SIX

Schlotterbeck has won every challenge he's contest so far in this game.
40'

PUNCHING ABOVE THEIR WEIGHT

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The game should still be at 0-0, according to the xG expected goals metric...
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0.62
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38'

FRANKFURT PROBING

The home side aren't letting themselves be thrown off course by the shock of going behind, and are still going on the front foot. Kostic and Knauff are trying hard down the flanks, but Freiburg are looking solid in defence so far.
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GOOD OMEN

Grifo's goal was his eighth in the Bundesliga this season, and first away from home. It's a positive sign for the Black Forest club, who have won all six of the other games in which he has scored this term. They also haven't lost any of the last 18 matches in which the Italian has found the net.
31'

EARLY CHANGE

Sow trudges off the pitch. The Swiss midfielder picked up a knock a few minutes ago and received treatment for a few moments, but can't continue. He's taken off - presumably with Thursday's match in Barcelona in mind - and replaced by Jakic.
30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
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Evan Ndicka32.65km/h
27'

FREIBURG LEAD!

What a counter-attack! Frankfurt had three chances in quick succession through Hauge, Hostic and Knauff - all of whom had shots blocked. Freiburg suddenly burst forward on the break and Sallai draws three defenders towards him in the box before threading it through to Grifo, who side-foots in from 10 yards!
27'

Vincenzo Grifo

ゴール!

0:1
Vincenzo Grifo
25'

PASS MASTERS

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PASS MASTERS
Kostic and Kübler are the best on the pitch right now in terms of passing accuracy.
Pass Efficiency
1.33
1.41
Filip Kostić
Lukas Kübler
1.24
0.52
Jens Petter Hauge
Nico Schlotterbeck
0.21
0.26
Evan Ndicka
Vincenzo Grifo
22'

FIRST THREAT FROM FREIBURG

Grifo releases Günter into space down the left and the Germany international gets to the byline before looking to cross into the middle. It's blocked by Trapp though, much to Günter's frustration as he had a couple of teammates lurking in the middle there.
17'

SOW HAS A GO

The Frankfurt central midfielder surges forward from the right and shoots left-footed at goal. He catches it well but it's straight at Flekken, who makes a comfortable save.
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THE DEFINING TUSSLE?

Lienhart vs. Borre could well be the key to the outcome of this fixture. Borre has been lively so far...
13'

BRIGHT START

Frankfurt have burst out of the blocks here and are taking the game to their visitors, dominating both ball and territory.
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11'

WIDE FROM BORRE

Some lovely link-up play from Frankfurt here as their one-touch passing opens up the Freiburg defence. It's played through for Borre, who fires off a powerful drive from 16 yards, but it whistles just wide of the right-hand post.
7'

BORRE MAKING MISCHIEF

The Colombian striker chases down a long ball forward and almost gets there ahead of Lienhart, but the Freiburg centre-back is able to clear just in time.
1'

HERE WE GO!

Frankfurt get the ball rolling at Deutsche Bank Park.
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ALMOST GO TIME

The teams are out on the pitch, the coin toss is taking place. We're just moments away now!

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING - FRANKFURT

"Freiburg's season isn't a surprise to me," said Eagles head coach Oliver Glasner. "They have a lot of continuity in the squad. It's going to be a very difficult game, as we saw in the first half of the season. They'll demand everything of us. I'll put out a team that I'm confident will win. It's not about doing favours for anyone. The same goes for Sunday - Tuta will start."

TEAM NEWS - FRANKFURT

Eagles boss Oliver Glasner has likewise made two changes to his side following the 1-1 draw with Barcelona on Thursday. Team captain Rode replaces Jakic in central midfield, while Hauge takes Kamada's place in attacking midfield.

TEAM NEWS - FREIBURG

Streich has made two changes to the side that lost at Bayern last week: Gulde and Schmid drop to the bench, with Kübler coming in at right-back and Demirovic up front as Freiburg look to be switching from a 3-4-2-1 formation to a 4-2-3-1 today.

FRANKFURT STARTING XI

Trapp - Tuta, Hintergger, N'Dicka - Knauff, Rode (c), Sow, Kostic - Lindstrom, Hauge - Borre

FRANKFURT SUBS

Grahl, Jakic, Hrustic, Lammers, Kamada, Toure, Hasebe, Chandler, Paciencia

FREIBURG STARTING XI

Flekken - Kübler, Lienhart, N. Schlotterbeck, Günter (c) - Eggestein, Höfler - Sallai, Höler, Grifo - Demirovic

FREIBURG SUBS

Uphoff, Siquet, Gulde, Schmid, Petersen, Haberer, Jeong, K. Schlotterbeck, Weißhaupt

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING - FREIBURG

"Frankfurt have a lot of quality, they played really well against Barcelona,” warned Freiburg coach Christian Streich at his pre-match press conference. “We need to improve. We need to be better than we were in Fürth [a 0-0 draw] and better than against Bayern [a 4-1 defeat] if we want to get anything from this game. Our attitude, body language and confidence in our own game will be decisive.”

HEAD-TO-HEAD

Frankfurt are unbeaten in their last four home games against Freiburg, winning two and drawing two. The Eagles marginally hold the upper hand overall too, with 15 wins from the 35 Bundesliga meetings to date. There have been seven draws and 13 wins for Freiburg.
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WATCH: PREVIOUS MEETING: FREIBURG 0-2 FRANKFURT

Jesper Lindstrom and Filip Kostic got the goals on Matchday 12 earlier this season as Frankfurt inflicted a first home defeat on Freiburg in 2021/22.

FORM - FRANKFURT

Frankfurt would love to have Freiburg's consistency, having blown hot and cold all season. The 1-1 draw with Barcelona in the Europa League on Thursday shows what they're capable of, and they could be forgiven for having half an eye on the return leg this week. Still, the Eagles went unbeaten through March, winning two and drawing one in the Bundesliga (as well as knocking Real Betis out of the Europa League), while they drew 0-0 with Fürth last weekend.

FORM - FREIBURG

Christian Streich's side had been going well prior to last week's 4-1 defeat in Munich. They were unbeaten in six Bundesliga games before that, winning three and drawing three. They're also the fifth best side away from home this season, winning five, drawing five and losing four, scoring 19 and conceding a league-low 15 goals.

THE STAKES

European qualification is on the line for these two, with Freiburg in fifth place and just three points off a top-four spot. That's looking difficult to wrestle from an in-form Leipzig side, but they need a win if they're to stay ahead of Hoffenheim, Union Berlin and Cologne, who are all within two points of the Black Forest club. Frankfurt are down in ninth, six points worse off than Freiburg, so could take a big step of their own towards a top-six finish.
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