Egyptian Omar Marmoush led his team, Eintracht Frankfurt, to second place in the German Football League, by scoring a brace and two assists in the victory over its host, newcomer Holstein Kiel, 4-2, on Sunday in the fifth stage.
Frankfurt took full advantage of Freiburg’s loss to Sao Pauli on Saturday, 0-3, and defending champion Bayer Leverkusen tied with leaders Bayern Munich 1-1, becoming second with 12 points, one point behind the Bavarian giant, whose opponent will be in the next stage, Sunday, at the Deutsche Stadium. Bank Park.
Against a team that has not yet achieved any victory in its first adventure among the seniors, Frankfurt struggled to achieve its fourth victory of the season, as, after Marmoush put them in the lead after 25 minutes with a wonderful individual effort and penetrated from the middle of his team’s field, the guest found himself at the same distance from the home team. After Japanese Shoto Machino equalized in the 30th minute from a penalty kick.
At the beginning of the second half, Croatian Igor Matanovic gave Frankfurt the lead again with a header following a corner kick taken by Marmoush (47), but Masino equalized again after following the ball following a corner kick (50).
With his sixth goal, which put him at the top of the scorers, one goal ahead of Bayern’s English striker Harry Kane, Marmoush put Frankfurt back in the lead again (65) before passing the ball for the fourth goal to the Brazilian Tota, who decided the result and confirmed the fourth defeat for Holstein Kiel (74).
“I am having a lot of fun,” Marmoush told the Dazone streaming platform. I am happy to help, whether by scoring or assisting,” he added, adding, “This match will give us a lot of confidence” before the expected confrontation next week with Bayern, whose series of consecutive victories at the beginning of the season was halted by a draw on Saturday with Leverkusen.
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