A high ball that was actually not dangerous slipped over Djibril Sow’s head first, Tuta stumbled in the running duel with Ariba and the Nigerian had no trouble scoring the first goal of the game alone in front of Trapp (57th). To make matters worse, Tuta was injured during the action and had to leave the field injured. Makoto Hasebe came in for him.
Borré sends the SBU into overtime
The good news: Eintracht was not deterred by the double blow to the pit of the stomach. The Rangers also made a serious defensive mistake, and Daichi Kamada almost benefited. The lob of the Japanese only landed on the gate roof (67th).
But that was forgotten two minutes later: Borré threw himself into a cross from Filip Kostic and jabbed the ball into the net to make it 1-1. And because not much happened after that, it went into overtime.
Trapp saves Eintracht on penalties
Again, it was a defensive error that made the first chance possible. Calvin Bassey lost the ball to Borré, but caught up with the Colombian in a sprint duel and was able to block the shot (95′). It was no longer a nice game, but an intense one. You could see the wear and tear on both teams. Every sprint now had to be carefully considered. And then suddenly Ryan Kent had victory on his feet, but failed from four meters at the outstanding Trapp (118th), who also defused a free kick from James Tavernier in the last minute.
In the penalty drama, the Frankfurters then kept their nerves, converted all penalties and were crowned the kings of Europe.
Source: HR