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Eintracht Frankfurt won at HJK Helsinki on matchday 4 of the Conference League and has already qualified for the knockout phase.
Conference League: HJK Helsinki against Eintracht Frankfurt 0:1 (0:1)Eintracht Frankfurt qualified for the intermediate roundThe live ticker to read.
END: The game is over. Eintracht Frankfurt works its way to a 1-0 win at HJK Helsinki and is already qualified for the intermediate round of the Conference League. Coach Dino Toppmöller’s team played a strong first half, but dropped significantly after the break. The SGE wobbled in the final phase, but saved its narrow lead over time.
Mäenpää – Peltola, Tenho, Halme, Ollila – Soiri, Lingman, Kanellopoulos, Keskinen – Hostikka, BandéTrapp – Buta, Smolcic, Pacho, Nkounkou – Skhiri, Götze, Larsson – Dina-Ebimbe, Marmoush, Chaibi0:1 Chaibi (31. Minute )
94. Minute: Get ready for the next parade! The unity suddenly wobbles. Two more minutes.
92. Minute: Big thing on the other side! A side kick just missed Kevin Trapp’s goal.
92. Minute: Eintracht counterattack, Aaronson is sent by Hauge, Baum runs along, but Aaronson does it himself and misses.
90. Minute: Addition time is five minutes
89. Minute: Elias Baum, top talent from Eintracht’s U19, comes on as a substitute and celebrates his debut on the European stage.
86. Minute: Not much is happening on the pitch at the moment, which is good for Eintracht. HJK does not get into dangerous finishing situations, the SGE can keep the opponent far enough away from their own goal.
81. Minute: The last ten minutes begin. Will Eintracht manage to maintain their narrow lead over time?
77. Minute: Buta prevents a counterattack and receives the first yellow card of the game.
77. Minute: Eintracht is becoming more offensive again and is pushing for the second goal.
73. Minute: In the parallel game, the score is 2-2 between PAOK and FC Aberdeen – a perfect result for the SGE.
69. Minute: The ball is in the Eintracht goal, but the hit doesn’t count. It was obviously offside. Very lucky for the SGE!
66. Minute: Eintracht Frankfurt waits and appears offensive less and less. Without the second goal, the Finns could equalize with one action. Not safe for guests.
61. Minute: Suddenly Trapp has to show all his skills to prevent the equalizer. The unity has weakened significantly in the last few minutes.
60. Minute: The hosts are becoming more courageous, but they still haven’t had any dangerous chances.
55. Minute: Chaibi is optimally cleared and dives free in front of Mäenpää, but he parries the shot. That was the big chance to score a double. The pass came from Marmoush, who is back on the field.
53. Minute: The Egyptian is standing again. Apparently he has pain in his hand. Eintracht initially continues to play outnumbered.
51. Minute: Marmoush is lying on the ground and needs to be treated. That would be bitter if the attacker was injured.
49. Minute: The first corner in the second half sails into the penalty area, but Chaibi cannot find a taker in front of the opponent’s goal.
46. Minute: Let’s continue with the second half.
Halftime: Eintracht Frankfurt deservedly lead 1-0 at half-time at HJK Helsinki. The hosts are clearly inferior and only made dangerous advances shortly before half-time. Kevin Trapp never had to intervene once. With a second goal this game could already be decided.
42. Minute: Helsinki now dares to move forward more often, which opens up space for Eintracht.
39. Minute: Chaibi with a dream pass to Marmoush, but the assistant referee’s flag is immediately up.
36. Minute: Things are going according to plan for Eintracht Frankfurt. The SGE leads and dominates the game against limited Finns. A second goal could mean the preliminary decision this evening.
31st minute: TOOOOOR for Eintracht! Chaibi scored “goal of the month”! The newcomer flicks the ball from 16 meters into the far corner – unstoppable for Mäenpää.
27. Minute: First corner for HJK. Suddenly objects fly out of the guest block and hit the Finnish player. This will have repercussions for Eintracht Frankfurt.
25. Minute: The statistics speak for themselves. SGE’s eight shots on goal are compared to only one from Helsinki.
23. Minute: After a long time, the Finns attack again, a cross pass rushes through the entire penalty area, but finds no taker.
20. Minute: Eintracht is getting closer and closer to the first goal. This seems to be only a matter of time. Helsinki is extremely defensive and hedges around its own penalty area.
15. Minute: Buta plays a one-two with Mario Götze in the penalty area, but then doesn’t get to the ball quickly enough. Helsinki keeper Mäenpää grabs the ball.
11. Minute: Eintracht Frankfurt is increasingly taking control of the game and is pinning the hosts in their half. Things are looking strong so far, as shown by head coach Dino Toppmöller’s team here.
7th minute: What a chance for Eintracht! After an artistic attempt by Skhiri that hits the post, things get wild in the hosts’ penalty area. Several players try to push the ball over the line, but Helsinki somehow manages to prevent the goal from being conceded.
4. Minute: First free kick situation for the hosts. The ball sails into the Frankfurt penalty area, but the SGE defense has no problems clearing the cross.
1. Minute: Kick-off in Helsinki, Eintracht initially plays in black from left to right.
Update, 6:43 p.m: The teams enter the pitch. In just a few moments we’ll be heading to Helsinki.
Update, 6:32 p.m: Eintracht Frankfurt needs a win here and now to keep their hopes of winning the group alive. With first place in the preliminary round, the SGE would bypass the intermediate round and qualify directly for the round of 16 of the competition.
Update from November 9th, 6:36 p.m: Eintracht Frankfurt’s lineup is here. The following eleven will be playing in Helsinki: Trapp – Buta, Smolcic, Pacho, Nkounkou – Skhiri, Götze, Larsson – Dina-Ebimbe, Marmoush, Chaibi.
First report: Helsinki/Frankfurt – Eintracht Frankfurt wants to get their second win in the second game of the Conference League against HJK Helsinki and thus get one step closer to the knockout phase. The SGE is the big favorite in the duel with the Finns, but should not underestimate the team from Scandinavia – despite the clear first leg.
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“I expect us to approach the task with the same concentration as in the past few weeks, ignore the first leg and treat the opponent with maximum respect. Then it’s fire free for the game,” said Eintracht head coach Dino Toppmöller at the press conference before the game against HJK Helsinki.
“It won’t be a sure-fire success in Helsinki. Last year, AS Roma narrowly won 2-1 here. They’re not easy to beat at home. For that reason alone we have to be on our guard. We’re aiming for first place, so we have to take the next step and take the opponent seriously,” continued the SGE coach, who has to do without Tuta and Koch and could surprise the line-up.
Eintracht Frankfurt is a guest at HJK Helsinki. © IMAGO/HMB Media
The game in Helsinki will take place on artificial turf. “We will get an idea of the artificial turf pitch during the final training session and would like to get used to the conditions as quickly as possible. We showed that we can play short passes and long balls behind the chain in tight spaces. In the end, the boys have to develop a feeling for themselves during the game as to what the better means is. We’re not changing our approach because we always demand all the elements anyway,” explained Toppmöller.
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Midfielder Ansgar Knauff doesn’t mind that the game against HJK is on an artificial turf pitch: “It’s important to have the final training here so we can get used to the circumstances. You just have to accept the conditions. It doesn’t matter where or who we compete against.”
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Jessic Ngankam is not there. Dino Toppmöller gave the reason for the striker’s absence: “We had extremely little training time recently and Nacho did well too. We sat down and thought it would make sense to use this week, next week and the week before the game after the international break against Stuttgart to optimize Jessic’s performance. He accepted that and completed a good session today with our athletic trainer Markus Murrer as well as Lucas Alario and Philipp Max in Frankfurt.” (smr)
2023-11-10 04:14:00
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