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FC Bayern Munich – Eintracht Frankfurt 1: 2: Successful run over! Superior FCB fails against SGE

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October 4, 2021

The successful run of FC Bayern Munich is over. After nine competitive games in a row, coach Julian Nagelsmann’s team suffered the first defeat of the season. On the 7th matchday of the Bundesliga, despite oppressive superiority, it set a 1: 2 (1: 1) against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Leon Goretzka gave Bayern the lead (29th), before Martin Hinteregger scored to equalize (32nd). In the 83rd Filip Kostic scored the late winner for Frankfurt. The goal scoring ratio was 20: 5 for FC Bayern, the corner ratio was 10: 1.

“We are disappointed, angry and angry,” said Thomas Müller. “We definitely don’t have to lose this game, it was lacking in effectiveness. We felt we had a lot of scoring chances, the crucial centimeter was missing. With the first action from Frankfurt we get it 1-1. The few situations Frankfurt have for two goals were enough. We are served. “

Despite the defeat, Munich continue to lead the table, but Leverkusen drew level on points thanks to the 4-0 victory at Arminia Bielefeld. For Frankfurt it was the first victory in Munich since November 2000.

FC Bayern Munich – Eintracht Frankfurt: The coaching voices

Julian Nagelsmann: (FC Bayern coach): “That was a game that we don’t necessarily have to lose. I didn’t think the game was great different from the games in the last few weeks, only the result is different. There is a lot to be learned from the last three games as we can make things better can and want to do. Frankfurt did well, we should have done certain things better in order to win. The defeat is particularly painful because it was avoidable. “

Oliver Glasner (trainer Eintracht Frankfurt): “We are all incredibly happy with this win. I have to give the team a huge compliment. We knew that we also need an outstanding goalkeeper today, and we had one today. How the boys did it after the game in Antwerp – I can do myself.” I would just like to thank the team for this spirit. But the important thing is that we don’t have our hands up for 14 days. We are really happy, we are enjoying the moment, but we will then focus on the Europa League and Bundesliga again. “

There are all voices here.

FCB notes: newcomer completely off the shelf – offensive duo convinces despite bankruptcy

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FC Bayern lost a home game against Eintracht Frankfurt for the first time in 21 years. While an offensive duo was still promoting itself, a newcomer was completely beside himself. The scores and individual reviews of the FCB.

2/15

MANUEL NEUER: He had no contact with the ball for 30 minutes before he had no chance at 1-1 and then even prevented the deficit in an outstanding manner. When the FCB threw everything forward, he acted as a sweeper. Then came Kostic. Note 3.

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NIKLAS SÜLE: Did his job well against Kostic, which came at the expense of his attacking efforts. After a great combination he had a great chance, afterwards he got involved more and more. Replaced by Sabitzer 15 minutes before the end. Note 3.

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DAYOT UPAMECANO: Used evening for the ex-Leipzig resident: first he owed the corner, then he came too late against Hinteregger. Against Kostic he saw no country and could not intervene in the 1: 2 against the Serbs. Grade: 5.

5/15

LUCAS HERNANDEZ: At first I made two carelessnesses that had no consequences. After that, much less agitated than the man next to him on the right. The Frenchman won almost 80 percent of his duels. Note 3.

6/15

ALPHONSO DAVIES: Lewandowski almost used his inimitable solo for an early lead, even after that he kept breaking through on the piano. Defensively, however, now and then vulnerable, including before Toure’s big chance. Note 3.

7/15

JOSHUA KIMMICH: As so often, very present, but unusually many bad passes (21). Hit nine flanks and played 101 passes, but weak in combat and also in the final phase without a decisive influence. Grade: 3.5.

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LEON GORETZKA: At first the game largely missed him, then he scored his first goal of the season. Afterwards with several great chip balls and most of the degrees with the home team (6). I also had the last chance. Note 3.

9/15

SERGE GNABRY: At the beginning a lot went through his right side, almost initiating an SGE own goal. His pressing favored the 1-0. Shortly before the break he has to score, in the second half he too despaired of Trapp. Still strong. Grade: 2.5.

10/15

THOMAS MÜLLER: He had a good opportunity, otherwise halfway well integrated into the combination game, but without setting any lasting accents. No graduation (but five templates), poor pass rate. Grade: 4.

11/15

LEROY SANE: Again collects numerous defensive points, offensive time and again unhappy and too playful. Good assist for Gnabry before and two good chances after the break. Extremely committed and strong. Grade: 2.5.

12/15

ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI: Immediately staged several times, once he was offside, once he aimed too high. Assist to the Goretzka goal, after an hour he failed free-standing on the outstanding Trapp. Only two shots on goal. Note 3.

13/15

JAMAL MUSIALA (70+): Replace Gnabry and didn’t know how to appear. Only 15 ball contacts, in good hands with Chandler. Grade: 3.5.

14/15

MARCEL SABITZER (75+): Austrians can buy little for their perfect pass rate. But he also no longer knew how to create a goal hazard. No rating.

15/15

ERIC MAXIM CHOUPO-MOTING (from 81st): Shortly after being substituted on, the SGE scored the winning goal. In the last few seconds, opponent Jakic was just able to clear the corner against him. No rating.

FC Bayern Munich – Eintracht Frankfurt: The analysis

Nagelsmann relied on the same starting eleven as in the 5-0 win against Kiev, but let them play a little differently. Right-back Süle interpreted his role in a more classic way this time. He dared less diagonal runs towards the corner of the penalty area. Presumably in order to not offer the nimble Kostic any room for counterattacks when he loses the ball.

FC Bayern dominated Frankfurt from the start, but did not take advantage of the numerous good opportunities as consistently as in the past few weeks. Meanwhile, the guests hardly came out of their own half for the first half hour. Shortly after Goretzka scored the supposedly redeeming 1-0 (29th), Hinteregger met with the first serious Frankfurt chance after a corner to equalize (32nd).

The conceded goal caused uncertainty in the defensive department of FC Bayern. Individual mistakes by Davies and Upamecano then gave Frankfurt two huge opportunities to take the lead (42nd and 45th + 1). On the other hand, Gnabry failed on aluminum (44th).

After the break, FC Bayern allowed less defensively, but failed repeatedly due to their own inaccuracy or the brilliant Frankfurt keeper Trapp. Musiala, who was substituted on in the 70th, did nothing to change that. Instead Kostic scored the completely undeserved 2-1 for Frankfurt (83rd) late.

FC Bayern Munich – Eintracht Frankfurt: The lineups

FC Bayern: Neuer – Süle (75th Sabitzer), Upamecano, Hernandez, Davies – Kimmich, Goretzka – Gnabry (70th Musiala), Thomas Müller, Leroy Sane (81st Choupo-Moting) – Lewandowski.

Frankfurt: Trapp – Tuta (84th Hrustic), Ilsanker, Hinteregger – Toure (61st da Costa), Sow, Jakic, Chandler – Lindström (61st Hauge), Kostic – Borre (78th Lammers).

The data of the game FC Bayern Munich against Eintracht Frankfurt

Gates: 1: 0 Goretzka (29th), 1: 1 Hinteregger (32nd), 1: 2 Kostic (83rd)

The star of the game: Kevin Trapp (Eintracht Frankfurt)

With a total of ten saves Trapp kept his sometimes hopelessly inferior team in the game. The reflexes against his own husband Jakic (13th), Lewandowski (56th), Gnabry (64th) and Sane (65th) were particularly noteworthy. The Frankfurt fans who traveled along celebrated him with chants.

The flop of the game: Dayot Upamecano (FC Bayern)

Upamecano was instrumental in both conceding goals. With the first, he initially owed the corner and then came too late against Hinteregger. On the second, he didn’t attack Kostic energetically enough.