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final
VfL Wolfsburg
2:1 (0:1)
Eintracht Frankfurt
Saturday 29.03.2014, 15:30 • Volkswagen arena • Bundesliga
     
    90+3
    Game over. (17:21:13)
     
    90
    Fourth official shows 2 min. of added time.
     
    90
    A wonderful pass found its target. NALDO (Wolfsburg) received it well and fired on goal from about 35 metres out. He did really well, sending the ball past the goalkeeper into the top left corner.
     
    88
    Substitution has been made. Tranquillo Barnetta (Eintracht Frankfurt) is replaced by Marc Stendera (Eintracht Frankfurt)
     
    85
    Nothing comes of the resulting corner from Kevin De Bruyne (Wolfsburg). The defence is alert and manages to cut it out.
     
    85
    Kevin De Bruyne (Wolfsburg) flights in the cross, but the defender is alert and clears to safety. The main referee and his assistant both point at the corner flag. Wolfsburg will have an opportunity to endanger the opposition's goal.
     
    82
    Wolfsburg win a free kick. A promising situation for a direct shot.
     
    82
    Jan Rosenthal (Eintracht Frankfurt) receives a yellow card for infringement.
     
    80
    Naldo (Wolfsburg) takes the free kick and unleashes a strong shot from mid-range. Unfortunately for him, the ball curls inches over the crossbar. What a squandered chance! The play will restart with a goal kick.
     
    80
    The referee pulls out a yellow card to Carlos Zambrano (Eintracht Frankfurt).
     
    79
    One of the Eintracht Frankfurt players tripped an opponent and conceded a foul. Wolfsburg have a free kick from a promising distance.
     
    79
    Ivan Perisić (Wolfsburg) comes off and Patrick Ochs (Wolfsburg) comes on instead of him.
     
    78
    Ivan Perisić (Wolfsburg) attempts to surprise the keeper with a nice shot, but it lacks more accuracy and goes way wide of the right post. It will be a goal kick.
     
    77
    Sebastian Jung (Eintracht Frankfurt) delivers a promising cross into the box, but one of the defending players wins the ball and averts the threat.
     
    74
    The referee signals a substitution. Vaclav Kadlec (Eintracht Frankfurt) is brought on as a substitute for Martin Lanig (Eintracht Frankfurt).
     
    72
    Ricardo Rodriguez (Wolfsburg) violates the rules and gets a yellow card.
     
    71
    ricardo Rodriguez (Wolfsburg) whips in the resulting set piece which has been cleared.
     
    70
    Peter Gagelmann interrupts the game. One of the players from Eintracht Frankfurt got the ball, but his effort is judged as a rough play. Wolfsburg are awarded a free kick.
     
    70
    Goal for Wolfsburg!Goal! KEVIN DE BRUYNE(Wolfsburg) puts a cross into the box and finds Ivica Olić (Wolfsburg), who latches on to it and strikes the ball inside the left post. He makes it 1:1.
     
    68
    Johannes Flum (Eintracht Frankfurt) brings an opponent down with a sliding tackle. However, it's not a yellow card. A free kick to Wolfsburg.
     
    67
    Sebastian Jung (Eintracht Frankfurt) releases a rebound from the edge of the box. He doesn't manage to get the ball through the players standing between him and the goal.
     
    66
    The assistant referee raises his flag. Joselu (Eintracht Frankfurt) is adjudged offside.
     
    62
    That will be all from Junior Malanda (Wolfsburg) who is being replaced by the fresh legs of Daniel Caligiuri (Wolfsburg).
     
    61
    Substitution. Stephan Schröck (Eintracht Frankfurt) is making his way off the pitch with Jan Rosenthal (Eintracht Frankfurt) coming on as his replacement.
     
    60
    A player from Wolfsburg commits a foul, bringing down an opponent. Eintracht Frankfurt are awarded a free kick from a dangerous position.
     
    58
    It wasn't the best example how to strike the ball. Sebastian Jung (Eintracht Frankfurt) unleashed a first-time shot from the edge of the box that goes high over the crossbar. The play will be restarted with a goal kick.
     
    57
    Luiz Gustavo (Wolfsburg) pulled an opponent's jersey and only due to benevolence of the referee escaped without any punishment. A free kick for Eintracht Frankfurt. They most likely won't attempt to directly endanger the goal with this one.
     
    56
    Kevin De Bruyne (Wolfsburg) fails to find Ivica Olić (Wolfsburg) with a clever through ball, which could have put him into a promising position, but the defence is alert to the danger and makes a clearance.
     
    53
    Stephan Schröck (Eintracht Frankfurt) is moving again okay after that injury scare.
     
    53
    Stephan Schröck (Eintracht Frankfurt) is clearly asking for a medical treatment with his painful gestures. How serious is his injury is yet to be found out.
     
    52
    Kevin De Bruyne (Wolfsburg) decided to speed play up with a short corner kick.
     
    51
    Kevin De Bruyne (Wolfsburg) sends a lofted cross into the penalty area. Unfortunately for him, the opponent's defence deals with his cross comfortably and intercepts a long ball. The ball has crossed the goal line. Wolfsburg are awarded a corner kick.
     
    48
    Great solo effort by Ivica Olić (Wolfsburg) as he beats two defenders before firing a drive from just outside of the box, directed towards the middle of the goal. The goalkeeper is ready and makes an amazing save.
     
    46
    Most of the managers are happy when they have a player like Sebastian Jung (Eintracht Frankfurt). He can get the ball deep inside the box from a throw-in, and it can lead to very dangerous situations.
     
    46
    Start of 2nd half.
     
    2nd half starts at 16:32.
     
    Not the best game in the world so far but certainly not the worst either. Chances have been few. The hosts enjoy superiority over the opposition. Both teams attempt to hold onto the ball for as long as possible.
     
    Ball Possession: 60:40%
    Shot on Goal: 3:2
    Free Kick: 9:4
    Corner Kicks: 1:2
     
    45+2
    1st halftime finished.
     
    45+1
    2 additional min. will be played.
     
    45
    Wolfsburg with a free kick.
     
    42
    The booking goes for Constant Djakpa (Eintracht Frankfurt).
     
    41
    Ivica Olić (Wolfsburg) takes a header from a free kick. He would need much more accuracy to score, though. The ball goes a few metres wide of the right post. The ball is out of play. Goal kick.
     
    40
    Carlos Zambrano (Eintracht Frankfurt) unfairly held the opponent. The referee saw the whole situation and blows his whistle for a foul. Another situation results in a direct free kick for Wolfsburg.
     
    39
    Alexander Madlung (Eintracht Frankfurt) sends a lofted cross from a long-range free kick in order to find one of his teammates. His poor effort, however, sails way out of play.
     
    38
    The whistle is blown for infringement and Luiz Gustavo (Wolfsburg) receives a yellow card!
     
    36
    Ivica Olić (Wolfsburg) meets a cross from the side and pulls the trigger from the edge of the box, but the ball flies high over the bar. High, wide and not at all pretty. It's a goal kick.
     
    36
    The free kick from long range. Ricardo Rodriguez (Wolfsburg) sends over a cross but the defence is alert.
     
    35
    The player from Eintracht Frankfurt commits a rough challenge. Peter Gagelmann blows for a foul and keeps the game under his control. Wolfsburg are given an advantage. They have a free kick.
     
    32
    The goalkeeper pulls off a remarkable reflex save to deny a rebound from Junior Malanda (Wolfsburg)! That was a huge opportunity!
     
    32
    The ball ends behind the line. A goal kick is following. We were very close to a change of the score by Junior Malanda (Wolfsburg). For that to happen, he would have had to use the delivery better. His poor attempt from close range ended up in the gloves of Kevin Trapp (Eintracht Frankfurt).
     
    28
    Kevin De Bruyne (Wolfsburg) takes the free kick but it is cleared by the first man.
     
    28
    The game is interrupted. One of the players from Eintracht Frankfurt is cautioned for his agressive play. Wolfsburg win a free kick.
     
    27
    The players of Eintracht Frankfurt are exchanging some short passes.
     
    24
    Ricardo Rodriguez (Wolfsburg) takes a free kick from the edge of the box to find one of his teammates with a cross. The opponent's goalkeeper gets to it first, though, as he climbs high to collect the ball.
     
    24
    Peter Gagelmann blows the whistle for a foul. Tranquillo Barnetta (Eintracht Frankfurt) hacks down one of his opponents. Wolfsburg earn a free kick which can lead to a goal-scoring opportunity.
     
    20,
    Maximilian Arnold (Wolfsburg) shoots after receiving a good pass. His effort from the edge of the box goes just wide of the left post. It's going to be a goal kick.
     
    20
    Substitution. Timm Klose (Wolfsburg) can't continue due to injury and Robin Knoche (Wolfsburg) replaces him.
     
    19
    Tranquillo Barnetta (Eintracht Frankfurt) puts a dangerous cross into the box, but the corner is cleared by the first man.
     
    19
    Stefan Aigner (Eintracht Frankfurt) searched for the head of a teammate in the box but in vain. He misplaced his cross, and it didn't find its target. Good work from Eintracht Frankfurt as they win a corner.
     
    15
    The corner from Kevin De Bruyne (Wolfsburg) is intercepted by the defence.
     
    11
    STEFAN AIGNER (Eintracht Frankfurt) collects a sweet pass and finds some space just outside the box to blast the ball inside the back of the net.
     
    7
    Martin Lanig (Eintracht Frankfurt) didn't beat the defence and is flagged offside. Perfect example of the offside trap.
     
    5
    One of the players from Wolfsburg times his run too early, and the referee blows his whistle for offside
     
    4
    Ricardo Rodriguez (Wolfsburg) pulled an opponent's jersey and the game is stopped. A yellow card is not given. A free kick to Eintracht Frankfurt.
     
    1
    Johannes Flum (Eintracht Frankfurt) was holding his opponent and concedes a free kick for a foul. Free kick. Wolfsburg will probably try to move the ball towards the opposition's goal.
     
    1
    Game started.
     
    Starting lineups:

    VfL Wolfsburg: Grün – Träsch, Naldo (C), Klose, Rodriguez – de Bruyne, Gustavo, Arnold, Malanda, Perisic – Olic.
    Subs: P. Drewes – P. Ochs, M. Schäfer, R. Knoche, D. Caligiuri, J. Polák, S. Kutschke

    Eintracht Frankfurt: Trapp – Jung (C), Zambrano, Madlung, Djakpa – Schröck, Lanig, Barnetta, Flum – Aigner, Joselu.
    Subs: F. Wiedwald – S. Celozzi, M. Kempf, J. Rosenthal, T. Inuj, M. Stendera, V. Kadlec.

    Referees: Gagelmann – Anklam, Gorniak.
     
    Last mutual matches:
    Frankfurt – Wolfsburg 1 : 2
    Frankfurt – Wolfsburg 2 : 2
    Wolfsburg – Frankfurt 0 : 2
    Wolfsburg – Frankfurt 1 : 1
    Frankfurt – Wolfsburg 3 : 1
     
    Last matches Frankfurt:
    Frankfurt – Moenchengladbach 1 : 0
    Nürnberg – Frankfurt 2 : 5
    Frankfurt – Freiburg 1 : 4
    Hamburg – Frankfurt 1 : 1
    Frankfurt – Stuttgart 2 : 1
     
    Last matches Wolfsburg:
    Bremen – Wolfsburg 1 : 3
    Wolfsburg – Augsburg 1 : 1
    Braunschweig – Wolfsburg 1 : 1
    Wolfsburg – Bayern 1 : 6
    Hoffenheim – Wolfsburg 6 : 2
     
    Eintracht Frankfurt is at the moment at comfortable 11. place in Bundesliga which means that if they want to go to European league it'll be almost impossible and it also doesn't look like they could fell down from Bundesliga into lower league. This comfortable spot could make them play very strong when they don't need to stress out. They could surprise.
     
    VfL Wolfsburg is a team which plays a little unpredictably in their last Bundesliga matches. They are on 5. position in Bundesliga at the moment which could take them into European league so they will definitely put everything into this match.
     
    Welcome. Game starts at 15:30.

    Jan Franek

    Goals: 70. Bruyne, 90. Naldo – 11. Aigner

    Cards:   38. Gustavo (WOB), 72. Rodriguez (WOB) – 42. Djakpa (FRA), 80. Zambrano (FRA), 82. Rosenthal (FRA)


    VfL Wolfsburg: Grün – Träsch, Naldo (C), Klose, Rodriguez – de Bruyne, Gustavo, Arnold, Malanda, Perisic – Olic.
    Subs: P. Drewes – P. Ochs, M. Schäfer, R. Knoche, D. Caligiuri, J. Polák, S. Kutschke

    Eintracht Frankfurt: Trapp – Jung (C), Zambrano, Madlung, Djakpa – Schröck, Lanig, Barnetta, Flum – Aigner, Joselu.
    Subs: F. Wiedwald – S. Celozzi, M. Kempf, J. Rosenthal, T. Inuj, M. Stendera, V. Kadlec.

    Referees: Gagelmann – Anklam, Gorniak