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If Bayer Leverkusen is officially German champion, the fight continues for European places and maintenance. This Friday evening, it was a duel between two contenders for the European Cup with this match between Frankfurt and Ausgburg. Sixth at kick-off and therefore qualified for the Europa Conference League, Hugo Ekitike’s team faced Augsburg, seventh and which is precisely aiming for the C4 for next season.
But in this meeting, it was Frankfurt who had the best and performed very well. With these three points (3-1 victory), the Schlappekicker take a 6-point lead over their competitor, 4 days from the end. In this meeting, two former Ligue 1 players found the net. Former Toulouse player Farès Chaibi opened the scoring before Hugo Ekitike, who should stay in the Bundesliga next season, found the fault and gave his team the victory. At the very end of the match, Marmoush also shook the nets.
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