Highlights
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90'
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Spoils shared
Frankfurt huffed and puffed but simply could not find another goal despite taking 18 shots to Bochum's eight. It'll be viewed as two points dropped by the Eagles, but as a valuable one gained by Bochum. That difference in perspective is also highlighted by the fact it's now five Bundesliga games without a win for Frankfurt (D3 L2) and three games without defeat for Bochum (W2 D1).
Full-time
90'
+ 1
Added time
We're into the first of four added minutes.
88'
Frankfurt flowing!
Hasebe takes out four or five players with a brilliant forward pass to Kamada. He slips the ball to Kolo Muani, who could shoot but opts to slide it to Buta on his right, and his cross is blocked for a corner.
85'
Last throw of the dice
Bochum are shaking things up for the final five minutes. Will we see a late winner?
84'
Substitution
84'
Substitution
84'
Substitution
83'
No penalty given
Frankfurt appeal for another spot-kick, this time for handball against Heintz, but the referee waves play on.
82'
SituationNo penalty
ReviewHandball?
DecisionNo penalty
82'
Glorious chance for Losilla!
Bochum very nearly snatch it! Frankfurt fail to deal with a cross from the left and Losilla gets his head on it but can only send it over!
79'
Change of approach?
Götze's subtle scheming has caused Bochum problems but coach Glasner now appears to be going for the battering ram approach with the physicality of Alario up top next to Kolo Muani and Borre.
79'
Substitution
76'
Frankfurt's strategy
The home side have not allowed Bochum any time on the ball this game and have regained possession remarkably quickly, especially in this second half.
74'
Ball Recovery Time
1st Half
2nd Half
74'
Attacking change
Frankfurt are going for the win as they take off the more defensive-minded Rode for the creative talents of Kamada.
74'
Substitution
72'
Stöger hits the bar!
Stöger dusts himself off and takes the free-kick himself, sending a vicious delivery over the wall and on to the crossbar! Trapp would have had it covered had it dipped, though.
71'
Promising position for Bochum
Borre tugs Stöger down as Bochum break forward on a rare attack. It gives the visitors a free-kick just outside the box, over to the right.
71'
Waste not, want not
xGoals
1
2.82
1.62
1
Goals
67'
Stafylidis clears off the line!
Borre meets a corner and directs a header to the back post but Stafylidis is well placed to hook it clear!
65'
Götze goes close!
Kolo Muani releases Borre into space down the right. He sprints to the byline and crosses into the middle, aiming for Götze, but Schlotterbeck slides in to clear the danger.
64'
First change of the game
Ordets, who has already been booked and was treading thin ice after that foul on Sow, is taken off and is replaced by Schlotterbeck.
63'
Substitution
62'
Good save from Riemann!
Max's low free-kick squeezes through the wall and looks to be heading inside the near post until Riemann gets down well to tip it wide for a corner.
61'
Free-kick to Frankfurt
Sow gets tripped by Ordets, just a couple of yards outside the box, right of centre. It's a dangerous location and Max is shaping up to take it...
58'
Frankfurt almost in!
Buta scurries into the box on the right and goes down under the challenge of Antwi-Adjei, but the referee waves for play to continue.
54'
Trigger happy Borre
Shots
5
2
Rafael Borré Takuma Asano
53'
Goalkeeper Efficiency of Manuel Riemann
1
Saves4
xSaves3
50'
Penalty box pinball
The hosts, who have pegged Bochum inside their own half so far in this second period, bring a dangerous ball into the box. The visitors struggle to clear it initially - Kolo Muani swings and misses with an attempted overhead kick - before eventually they can hoof it clear.
47'
Chance for Kolo Muani!
Frankfurt take a quick throw-in, hoping to catch Riemann out after he dashed off his line to clear. Götze crosses into the middle but Kolo Muani can't get enough power behind his header and Riemann makes the save.
46'
Here we go again!
Bochum kick off the second half, no changes from either side at the break.
Kick-off!
All square at the break
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Half-time
43'
Frankfurt on top
The Eagles have had 59 percent of possession and had nine shots to Bochum's five. They're also looking far more dangerous in the final third but can't translate that dominance into something more tangible on the scoreboard.
40'
Not just a scorer
Duels won
13
10
Randal Kolo Muani Ivan Ordets
36'
Chance for Frankfurt
Kolo Muani again has joy down the left, scampering into space in the box. Instead of shooting though, he flicks a pass inside to his strike partner Borre, but the ball has too much pace on it and the Colombian can't control it, allowing Bochum to clear.
34'
Ball Recovery Time
Cream of the crop
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28'
Frankfurt pushing
xGoals
1
1.65
0.99
1
Goals
25'
Unlucky 13 on a Friday
That was the 13th penalty Bochum have conceded this season. Only once in Bundesliga history has a club given away more spot-kicks over the course of a campaign, namely Hannover in 1985/86 with 17.
22'
Kolo Muani equalises!
The France international makes no mistake from the spot, sending Riemann the wrong way with a powerful effort to the goalkeeper's right. Game on!
21'
SituationPenalty
ReviewPrevious Offside?
DecisionPenalty
21'
Penalty to Frankfurt
Ordets bundles Kolo Muani down in the box and sees a yellow card.
20'
Another Antwi-Adjei long throw
You can feel the nerves among the Frankfurt faithful, bit nothing comes of it this time.
18'
Frankfurt continue to attack
This is a bit of a test of nerves for Eintracht, who were struggling to find form before the international break. They continue to take the game to Bochum, but have a one-goal deficit already to come back from.
14'
Bochum pinch the lead!
What a great start for the visitors! A long throw-in from Antwi-Adjei leads to Losilla cracking a shot in that Kevin Trapp can only parry into the path of Asano - who tucks his second goal of the season in!
12'
Antwi-Adjei wide
The pacy Bochum attack chases forward on the left and clips a shot wide. Kolo Muani then threatens at the other end. It's been a lively opening 12 minutes!
9'
Jakic volley
Frankfurt are starting to press. The ball drops out to Jakic just outside the box but his volley is gathered by the Bochum goalkeeper.
8'
Riemann denies Borre
Max clips a cross in that Kolo Muani nods down to Borre, whose short-range effort is saved well by Riemann.
6'
Losilla goes into referee's book
The Bochum man slides in to bring Sow down. It's been a very competitive start!
4'
Booking for Sow
The Frankfurt midfielder gets his seventh yellow card of the season for going through the back of Osterhage.
2'
Bright start for Bochum
The visitors win a corner after a minute and Losilla has an effort from it that flies off target.
1'
And we're off!
Matchday 26 is under way as Frankfurt get the ball rolling!
Kick-off!
0:12
Watch: Bochum check out the Deutsche Bank Park pitch
Team news - Frankfurt
By way of contrast, Frankfurt head coach Oliver Glasner has made four changes to the team that lost 2-0 at Union Berlin. Kristijan Jakic comes into defence in place of the suspended Tuta. Philipp Max replaces Christopher Lenz at left wing-back, Sebastian Rode comes in for Daichi Kamada in central midfield, and Makoto Hasebe starts following the injury to Hrvoje Smolcic.
Team news - Bochum
Bochum have made just one change following the Matchday 25 win over Leipzig, with Dominique Heintz coming in at left-back for the suspended Danilo Soares.
0:08
Watch: Stage set in Frankfurt
Frankfurt starting XI
Trapp - Jakic, Hasebe, Ndicka - Buta, Rode (c), Sow, Max - Borre, Götze - Kolo Muani
Frankfurt subs
Ramaj, Alidou, Kamada, Chandler, Dine Ebimbe, Wenig, Aaronson, Alario, Knauff
Bochum starting XI
Riemann - Stafylidis, Ordets, Masovic, Heintz - Stöger, Losilla (c), Osterhage - Asano, Hofmann, Antwi-Adjei
Bochum subs
Esser, Osei-Tutu, Janko, Lampropoulos, Schlotterbeck, Förster, Zoller, Holtmann, Broschinski
Riemann better than expected
Another of the new Bundesliga Match Facts, Keeper Efficiency, indicates that Bochum goalkeeper Manuel Riemann is excelling this term. The 34-year-old has made three saves more than expected, per his xSaves quota. By way of comparison, his Frankfurt counterpart Kevin Trapp has 'only' made 59 saves, with an xSaves figure of 59.7.
Goalkeeper Efficiency of Manuel Riemann
3
Saves104
xSaves101
Relentless Bochum
The new Bundesliga Match Fact, Ball Recovery Time, highlights that Bochum are almost a full second quicker than Frankfurt on average this season when it comes to regaining possession after losing it. In fact, Bochum are the third-quickest Bundesliga team in this category!
Ball Recovery Time
VfL with plenty to boast
© Imago
Home fortress
Eintracht have had the better of Bochum in the teams' last five games in all competitions at Deutsche Bank Park. With three Bundesliga wins and further successes in the second division and the DFB Cup, the Eagles have a solid home record to to defend against their Friday-night opponents.
4:02
King Kolo-Muani
Bochum on the rise
Bochum's fight for survival sees Thomas Letsch's side as one of only two teams in the division to have won their last two top-flight games (the other being Bayer Leverkusen). Those victories have helped to propel the Westphalians out of the drop zone and into 14th place.
2:03
Last time out
Friday night starts here!
We've got a game to really whet the weekend appetite with Eintracht hosting Bochum and plenty on the line.
Welcome along!
Here you can find all the information about Eintracht Frankfurt against VfL Bochum 1848 on matchday 26.