🎥 Comeback, special goal and farewells! BVB v Frankfurt thriller | OneFootball

Borussia Dortmund got the better of Eintracht Frankfurt this Friday (8) at Signal Iduna Park.

Coming from behind before halftime, they won 3-2 in the match that opened the 33rd and penultimate round of the Bundesliga.

They played in front of 81,365 fans in their last home game of 2025/2026.

A result that complicated the Eagles’ situation in the fight for a place in next season’s Conference League. 

Check out the highlights below. 

Comeback in the 1st half

Frankfurt took the lead after Dahoud beat four defenders and set up Uzun in a good position in under two minutes.

BVB did not take long to take control of the game.

The task was to be clinical and beat Zetterer.

Then the team with the third-most goals conceded in the Bundesliga made two mistakes, and Ryerson picked up his 16th assist of the season for Guirassy to equalize (42').

The Black and Yellow comeback came before the break, with Schlotterbeck showing up well in the box (46').

There was a special goal

Frankfurt had a Chaibi goal ruled out for offside. And saw Kobel deny Uzun.

They did not make the most of the chances they created and ended up being punished.

Italian-Brazilian Samuele Inácio — who had already forced Zetterer into a great save — took advantage of another decisive pass from Beier to score his first professional goal. 

Frankfurt’s persistence was “rewarded” in the 87th minute through Burkardt.

There was still time for Süle, who has just announced his retirement, to come on for his final minutes in front of the Yellow Wall. 

Brandt (starter) and Özcan (came off the bench) also said goodbye, as they will not stay for 2026/2027. All were honored before kickoff.

📊 Standings and schedule 📅

BVB secured the runner-up spot by reaching 70 points.

They can no longer be caught by Leipzig, who have 62.

Frankfurt, in eighth, remain on 43.

The Conference League spot is currently held by Freiburg (44), who are Europa League finalists. 

Augsburg have 40 and are still dreaming too. 

Rest of the round 📅

9/5 - Saturday

10:30 am - Leipzig 🆚 St. Pauli

10:30 am - Stuttgart 🆚 Bayer Leverkusen

10:30 am - Augsburg 🆚 Borussia Mönchengladbach

10:30 am - Hoffenheim 🆚 Werder Bremen

1:30 pm - Wolfsburg 🆚 Bayern Munich

10/5 - Sunday

10:30 am - Hamburg 🆚 Freiburg

12:30 pm - Cologne 🆚 Heidenheim

2:30 pm - Mainz 🆚 Union Berlin

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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