Gladbach scored 3: 3 in Frankfurt after the last few goals

Mönchengladbach scored 3: 3 (1: 3) at Eintracht Frankfurt after a late double in the German Bundesliga. Coach Adi Hütter’s hosts went ahead 3-1 until the 90th minute, before Lars Stindl scored two and three goals that night for the equalizer. The Frankfurter decimated after David Abraham’s yellow-red (81st) in the final are now nine rounds without a win, the Gladbachers three.

Stindl (14th) had put Marco Rose’s team in the lead, but strong Andre Silva (22nd / penalty, 24th) with his eight and nine goals this season and Aymen Barkok (32nd) turned the game around in ten minutes a 3: 1 lead for Eintracht. Stefan Lainer caused the penalty when Martin Hinteregger fired.

Hannes Wolf had to leave the field for Borussia after the break, Valentino Lázaro came for his compatriot. The Frankfurters were initially closer to the fourth goal. Rose’s team struggled to make the game well into the second half. With the expulsion of Abraham, Borussia threw everything back and was awarded a point.