Football: Frankfurt Jovic dismantles Düsseldorf

Bayern striker Robert Lewandowski was successful in the last match of five in the German Oberhaus. The Pole scored all goals in a 5-1 against Wolfsburg three years ago. Jovic, the first Frankfurt player to have scored five goals in one match, also became the youngest all-time scorer in the German league at the age of 20. In addition, Sebastien Haller (20./Elfmeter, 50.) has met twice.

While his coach Oldie Friedhelm Funkel was having a nightmare on his return to his former workplace, Hütter-Elf continued their strong streak, celebrating their fourth consecutive win and replacing FC Bayern Munich in sixth place.

"Hard to find the words"

In Düsseldorf, the Austrians Kevin Stöger were full time in action. La Fortuna, for substitute Dodi Lukebakio (53) scored the consolation goal, lost five points in the last place of the table and it should be difficult in this constitution to go into the league. "If you lose 1: 7 here, it's hard to find the words you fall for like that, we did not want to be shot like that," Kaan Ayhan of Düsseldorf said, "for such a performance, it's not a good thing. there is no excuse. "

After the league victories against Hannover and Hoffenheim and the success of the UEFA Europa League in Lazio, Frankfurt was dominant. Haller (10th) and Filip Kostic (14th) had good chances from the start, but Eintracht took advantage of a curious whistle. Referee Deniz Aytekin walked to the side of the sideline only two minutes after the video match held by hand by Adam Bodzek and then indicated the venue. Haller is badured of a sheep shot against Düsseldorf goalkeeper Michael Rensing.

Frankfurt has a match under control

Frankfurt did not let go and perfectly mastered the meeting. After a Kostic cross, Jovic scored a spectacular 2-0, while Fortuna, uninspired, was too harmless and could never break free from rising pressures. Marvin Ducksch had the best chance (43.). The Hessians clearly showed the overcrowded mountaineers the limits and were very focused.

The Düsseldorf coach, Funkel, has dueled with his former club under proven forces, without success. Aged 64, he had led Eintracht from 2004 to 2009. "I remain very calm because I have a lot of confidence in my team," said Funkel before the kickoff. His hopes were deeply disappointed, with Jovic's second goal before the break for the preliminary round.

Jovic ensures clear conditions

Haller scored the fourth goal after an unsuccessful defensive action in Düsseldorf at the start of the second half. Only two minutes later, the Frenchman missed the next goal. Although Düsseldorf managed the flattering connection, but again, Jovic scored again in the match to score two unequal opponents in clear conditions.

Bitter for Frankfurt: The goalkeeper of the team, Kevin Trapp, had to be replaced in the 58th minute, injured, to come from Frederik Rönnow. The Dane had little to do and applauded shots four and five of the Serbian Jovic.

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