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Highlights and goals of Stuttgart 2-3 Eintracht Frankfurt in DFB Pokal
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Frankfurt, runner-up in the DFB Pokal
⏱️ 90+7'
THERE IS NO PENALTY, the referee checks the play in the VAR, worse indicates that there is no penalty
⏱️ 90+5'
THE STUTTGART PLAYERS ASK FOR PENALTY. this is the action
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⏱️ 90+4'
Stuttgart will have the last one with a corner, go up to the goalkeeper
⏱️ 90+3'
Trapp avoids the equalizer after Guirassy's free kick
⏱️ 90'
Five minutes of added time
This is the action of expulsion
The Croatian defender has received two yellow cards in just four minutes
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85' 🟥
Double yellow to Sosa for his foul and Stuttgart finds itself with 10 players
⚽ GOOOAAALLL
Stuttgart gets back into the match behind Millot's wall with Guirassy and the Frenchman sends the ball into the net with a shot from the edge of the air
🟨80'
Yellow cards for Ito and Sosa for protesting to the referee
⚽ GOOOAAALL
Kolo Muani transforms the penalty and brings Frankfurt closer to the final of the DFB Pokal
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⏱️ 75' PENALTY
The referee signals a penalty in favor of Frankfurt after the fall of Kolo Muani committed by the goalkeeper Bredlow who has also received the yellow card
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⏱️ 74'
Corner kick that finished off the ball. Ito headed in, but the ball was caught by the Frankfurt goalkeeper
Like this they have been the two goals of the Frankfurt
🔄 62'
Double change of the Stuttgart coach who is looking for a reaction in his team: Coulibaly and Millot enter instead of Tomas and Anton
⚽ GOOOOAAALL
Frankfurt turns the score around after a shot by Kamada from outside the air that goalkeeper Bredlow touches, but does not prevent the ball from entering
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⚽ GOOOOAAALL
Pass back from Kolo Muaani and Ndicka leaves it behind, who sends the ball into the back of the net to put the tie on the scoreboard
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🔄 46'
The second part starts with a change in Frankfurt: Buta enters to replace Rode
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First half ends with Eintracht Frankfurt in the lead
⏱️ 45'
The referee will add five minutes of speaking time;
⏱️ 43'
Kamada's shot is caught by the Frankfurt keeper
⏱️ 41'
A lateral free kick from the left is crossed by Lenz and finished by Ndicka, but the ball does not find the goalkeeper;
⏱️ 39'
Lenz's shot is touched by a defender and would have been favorable to Frankfurt
⏱️ 35'
Silas had Stuttgart's second after a good through ball, but his shot was saved by Trapp;
🔄 32'
Stuttgart substitute: Mavropanos leaves due to injury and is replaced by Zagadou.
This is Tiago Tomas' goal
20' 🟨
Yellow to Tiago Tomas, four yellow cards in the match, two for each team
⚽ GOOOAAAALL
Tiago Tomas puts Stuttgart ahead with a shot that hits the post and ends up in the goal.
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⏱️ 15'
First 15 minutes of the match and it remains a goalless draw
8' 🟨
THREE FELONIES IN EIGHT MINUTES, now it's Serhou Guirassy for protesting. First caution for a Stuttgart player;
5' 🟨
Yellow to Sow for grabbing an opponent and committing a foul;
4' 🟨
The first card of the match goes to Mario Gotze for a foot strike on Tiago Tomas.
⏱️ 1'
The match begins, the first possession goes to Stuttgart;
The players are already on the field
The 22 players are already on the pitch, ready for the referee to blow the whistle.
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On the road to Eintracht Frankfurt
First Round Magdeburg 0-4 Eintracht Frankfurt
Sixteenth round Stuttgarter Kickers 0-2 Eintracht Frankfurt
Round of 16 Eintracht Frankfurt 4-2 Darmstadt
Quarterfinals Eintracht Frankfurt 2-0 Union Berlin
On the road to Stuttgart
First round Dynamo Dresden 0-1 Stuttgart
Sixteenth round Stuttgart 6-0 Armenia Bielefeld
Round of 16 Padeborn 1-2 Stuttgart
Quarter-finals Nuremberg 0-1 Stuttgart
Leipzig awaits in the final
Leipzig are the first DFB Pokal finalists after yesterday's 5-1 win over Freiburg and will now meet the winner of this match.
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XI Eintracht Frankfurt
Trapp; Tuta, Ndicka, Lenz; Dina Ebimbe, Sow, Hasebe, Rode; Götze, Kolo Muani, Kamada.
XI Stuttgart
Bredlow; Anton, Mavropanos, Vagnoman, Sosa; Endo, Ito; Karazor, Silas, Tiago Tomás; Guirassy
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Argentina: 3:45 PM
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Spain: 8:45 PM
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Watch out for this player at Eintracht Frankfurt
Kolo Muani is the top scorer in the DFB Pokal and already has five goals and two assists. The France international striker has 13 Bundesliga goals and 10 assists to his name. The last time he scored was on April 15 against Borussia Monchengladbach.
Watch out for this Stuttgart player
Serhou Guirassy has scored 10 goals this season, two of them in the DFB Poka. The 27-year-old striker from Guinea has just scored in the last game against Borussia Monchengladbach.
How are Eintracht Frankfurt coming along?
They have now won four consecutive matches and have not won since beating Union Berlin 2-0 in the DFB Pokal quarterfinals. However, they have not won in the national league since February 18, when they beat Werder Bremen 2-0. They are ninth in the Bundesliga with 43 points and are five points behind the European places, although their other option to play in Europe next season is to win the DFB Pokal.
How is Stuttgart coming along?
They have now gone five consecutive matches without defeat. The last time they lost was on April 1, 3-0 against União Berlin. In the Bundesliga standings they are 15° with 28 points, although they have the same points as Bochum, who are in Playoff positions to play for relegation, while they are only one point above relegation, so keeping the highest category is the main goal of this team.
Background
In the balance of clashes between these two German teams, Stuttgart has won 58 times, 52 times Eintracht Frankfurt, while 29 duels have ended in a draw. They have already met twice this season, with Frankfurt winning twice and the most recent match ended in a 1-1 draw. This will be the fourth time that they have met in the DFB Pokal with a 2-1 balance in favor of Stuttgart. The last time they met in this competition was in the 1998/1999 season in the second round in which Stuttgart won 3-2.
The Stadium
The match will be played at the Mercedes Benz Arena, which was inaugurated in 1933 and has a capacity of 60449 spectators.
Preview of the match
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