After 1.FC Saarbrücken, FC Bayern and Bayer Leverkusen, Eintracht Frankfurt is also in the DFB Cup semi-final. The Hessians won confidently against Werder Bremen, but got a card with consequences.
Eintracht Frankfurt has moved into the semi-finals of the DFB Cup as the fourth and last team. Adi Hütter’s team won 2-0 against Werder Bremen. Forward André Silva scored the goal of the day for the Frankfurt team (45. + 6) in added time in the first half. Daichi Kamada increased to 2-0 in the 60th minute. Shortly before the end, wing flipper Filip Kostic saw the red card (90. + 2) completely unnecessarily for a hard entry with open sole against Ömer Toprak. The Bremen defender had to leave the field, the green-whites finished the game with ten men, since they had already changed three times.
Kohfeldt rages: “May I also give you yellow, Mr. Zwayer?”
When the score was 0-0, Bremen’s Ludwig Augustinsson involuntarily got his hand on the ball shortly before the half-time whistle in the penalty area. Referee Felix Zwayer looked at the scene again at the edge of the field after a tip from the video referee – and pointed to the point.
Bremen coach Florian Kohfeldt was upset by the decision of the referee, who saw the yellow card on the way into the cabin aisle and let himself be carried away in the direction of the referee: “May I also give you yellow, Mr. Zwayer?”
Frankfurt cheers after the tour: Andre Silva (number 33) scored with a penalty. (Source: Thomas Frey / imago images)
After the break, the game flattened a bit, but the fans made themselves felt. While the Bremen Pyro technology ignited, the Frankfurt fans showed humor and showed, among other things, the following poster.
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– Jan Goebel (@JaGoebel) March 4, 2020
When the game threatened to flatten out, Kostic showed all his class and hit a perfect cross on teammate Kamada, who increased for Eintracht (60th).
Werder didn’t have much to oppose in the final minutes, deserved to be eliminated and can now concentrate on the relegation battle in the Bundesliga, while Frankfurt continues to dance to three weddings.
Posters at the beginning of the game
At the beginning of the game, Frankfurt fans had already protested peacefully with banners against the German Football Association and the German Football League. “Our football is sold through you, your dialogue is just smoke and mirrors” or “The officials are the ugly face of football, not the fans,” was the banner on the fan curve of the Hessian Bundesliga club.
In line with the recent incidents last weekend, when several Bundesliga games had to be interrupted due to the fan protest against the collective penalties, there was also a poster addressed to Eintracht coach Adi Hütter with the humorous saying: “Adi, report if you need a game break. “
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