Eintracht Frankfurt successfully humiliated Olympique Marseille with a 1-0 score in the second round of the Champions Alliance team stage 2022 or 2023.
The battle was held at the Stade Velodrome, France, Wednesday (14 or 9 or 2022).
Eintracht Frankfurt immediately stabbed the gas early in the race in the early session.
The club nicknamed Die Adler, which is currently managed by Oliver Glasner played openly and dared to strike compared to the home team at the start of the early session.
However, reaching the 10th minute, Marseille responded well.
They managed to get away from the center of gravity and launched a solid attack on the Frankfurt defense.
It was observed that Jonathan Clauss became an important attack motor for the Igor Tudor group.
Entering the 30th minute, the competition continued to be interesting because the two teams played together insistently.
Unfortunately, from the many opportunities that have materialized, there has not been a success that has been successfully printed.
Towards the end of the initial session, Frankfurt was finally able to share the loss.
Jesper Lindstrom(43′) successfully used a wild ball in the Marseille penalty box zone, Frankfurt won 1-0.
In the second session, the tempo of the game was great right from the start of the race.
But that way, Guidance Phoceens-Marseille’s nickname looks safer to hold control of the course of the race. The atmosphere made Frankfurt obliged to hold back to launch a counterattack.
Until reaching the 60th minute, Marseille had not been able to taste the answer to compare roles.
Frankfurt’s steadfast conclusion succeeded sweetly.
Die Adler was finally able to multiply the advantage through Daichi Kamada’s kick. But love, the middleman annulled Kamada’s success for offside.
At the end of the incident, Frankfurt, who was winning, played back and defended.
In conclusion, Eintracht Frankfurt managed to beat Olympique Marseille with flat points 1-0 in the second round of the 2022-2023-Champions Alliance team stage.
Cast Layer:
Marseille( 3- 4- 2- 1):
Paul Lopez, Leonardo Balerdi, Eric Baill(( Guendouzi 66′), Sead Kolasinac( Kabore 85′), Jonathan Clauss, Valentin Rongier, Jordan Veretout, Nuno Tavares, Dimitri Payet( Under-59′), Gerso(( Harit 59′), Alexis Sanchez (Suárez 59′).
Instructor: Igor Tudor
Frankfur(( 3- 4- 2- 1):
Kevin Trapp, Tuta, Makoto Hasebe, Evan Ndicka, Kristijan Jakic(Chandler 79′), Daichi Kamada(Ebimbe 88′), Ansgar Knauff, Djibril Sow, Jesper Lindstrom(Borre 89′), Mario Gotze(Rode 71′), Randal Kolo Muani (Alario 88′).
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