Fortunately point win for Eintracht Frankfurt in the home debut of Christoph Daum: The relegation-threatened Hesse won the basement battle with Werder Bremen thanks to a late goal from Martin Fenin (83) after the unfortunate residue by an own goal from Halil Altintop (58) a 1 : 1 (0-0) and remained so after the 1-1 draw at VfL Wolfsburg in the second game under the "big shot" undefeated.
However, it missed the Bremen despite a strong performance of their goalkeeper Tim Wiese, with a win to get rid of all first relegation worries. 51 500 spectators in Frankfurt's sold-out World Arena and the Germany coach Joachim Loew saw long stretches of the game an open exchange of blows.
Above all, the unity for five days presented by Daum's debut with a 1-1 draw at VfL Wolfsburg ex-champion not so insecure as last, but also the Bremer acted on previous five games in a row without a defeat far more stable than at the beginning of the second half . Daum was satisfied after its premiere not in the Main metropolis with the yield and complained about a foul before Bremer Altintop anecdote: "We have quite clearly lost two points, Bremen did not score and came through a foul on his door.
Morally it may be a point win for us, but after the match would not it be more to "being chairman Heribert Bruchhagen was happy nonetheless about the draw." There would have been tragic if we had stood there after this nerve-wracking game with empty hands. " Bremen coach Thomas Schaaf accounted for a pure relegation battle: "The game had everything that was expected: a lot of emotion and passion, lots and lots of combat.
We showed a lot of good, but it will still remain below closely. If you look at the chances of both teams, the draw is okay. "The harmony was already beginning lucky that it was not an early 1-0 to Bremen. For the last ever growing attacker Sandro Wagner had already scored after nine minutes, a great opportunity for guests' leadership, but his shot just the post.
In the 21 Minutes was then surprisingly Marko Marin in the Frankfurt box free for a header, but Eintracht keeper Ralf ferryman made himself very long and just cleared for a corner. But also had the harmony in the first half chances. First, goalkeeper Tim Wiese saved in greatest need against the unmarked Theofanis Gekas (18).
In the 32th Minutes turn lawn drew a volley of Sonny coat for a corner. The 18-year-old gown was moved because of yellow card suspension for Patrick Ochs in the starting lineup and showed good long-distance approaches. 
However, it missed the Bremen despite a strong performance of their goalkeeper Tim Wiese, with a win to get rid of all first relegation worries. 51 500 spectators in Frankfurt's sold-out World Arena and the Germany coach Joachim Loew saw long stretches of the game an open exchange of blows.
Above all, the unity for five days presented by Daum's debut with a 1-1 draw at VfL Wolfsburg ex-champion not so insecure as last, but also the Bremer acted on previous five games in a row without a defeat far more stable than at the beginning of the second half . Daum was satisfied after its premiere not in the Main metropolis with the yield and complained about a foul before Bremer Altintop anecdote: "We have quite clearly lost two points, Bremen did not score and came through a foul on his door.
Morally it may be a point win for us, but after the match would not it be more to "being chairman Heribert Bruchhagen was happy nonetheless about the draw." There would have been tragic if we had stood there after this nerve-wracking game with empty hands. " Bremen coach Thomas Schaaf accounted for a pure relegation battle: "The game had everything that was expected: a lot of emotion and passion, lots and lots of combat.
We showed a lot of good, but it will still remain below closely. If you look at the chances of both teams, the draw is okay. "The harmony was already beginning lucky that it was not an early 1-0 to Bremen. For the last ever growing attacker Sandro Wagner had already scored after nine minutes, a great opportunity for guests' leadership, but his shot just the post.
In the 21 Minutes was then surprisingly Marko Marin in the Frankfurt box free for a header, but Eintracht keeper Ralf ferryman made himself very long and just cleared for a corner. But also had the harmony in the first half chances. First, goalkeeper Tim Wiese saved in greatest need against the unmarked Theofanis Gekas (18).
In the 32th Minutes turn lawn drew a volley of Sonny coat for a corner. The 18-year-old gown was moved because of yellow card suspension for Patrick Ochs in the starting lineup and showed good long-distance approaches.
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