Paderborn vs Eintracht Frankfurt

Match summary

Paderborn and Eintracht Frankfurt drew 2-2. It was 1-1 at half-time.

In the first half, Jonathan Burkardt put Eintracht Frankfurt ahead in the 23rd minute and Raphael Obermair equalised in the 45th minute. In the second half, Marvin Pieringer put Paderborn in front from the penalty spot in the 73rd minute and Burkardt equalised in stoppage time.

Shots finished 16-11 to Eintracht Frankfurt, with 3 on target for Paderborn and 3 for Eintracht Frankfurt.

Bundesliga matchday 9 delivered a balanced encounter between Paderborn and Eintracht Frankfurt as the sides played out a 2-2 draw. Paderborn edged the possession with 51 percent to the visitors' 49 percent and registered 11 shots compared to Eintracht Frankfurt's 16. Both teams managed 3 shots on target. Paderborn earned 2 corners to the visitors' 6 and completed 493 passes with an 80 percent accuracy, while Eintracht Frankfurt recorded 475 passes at 78 percent accuracy. The hosts committed 14 fouls and received 1 yellow card, whereas the visitors committed 13 fouls, collected 3 yellow cards, and had 1 player sent off.

The scoring opened in the 23rd minute when Jonathan Burkardt struck with a left foot shot to put Eintracht Frankfurt ahead. Paderborn levelled just before the break through Raphael Obermair with a right foot shot in the 45th minute, leaving the half-time score at 1-1. Elias Baum received a yellow card in the 60th minute before Marvin Pieringer scored from a penalty for Paderborn in the 73rd minute. Elias Baum was then shown a second yellow card resulting in a red card in the 75th minute. Deniz Zeitler and Nnamdi Collins received yellow cards late on, and Jonathan Burkardt secured a late draw by scoring in the 90+3rd minute.