Sporting CP lost 2-1 to Eintracht Frankfurt on Tuesday in the game of the sixth and last round of Group D of the Champions League football and failed to reach the Octave, being relegated to the Europa League.
At José Alvalade’s stadium, Sporting CP, who needed only a draw to qualify for the Champions, scored first from the Brazilian Artur Gomes in the 39th minute, but the German team changed the score in the second half thanks to Japanese goals. Kamada with a penalty of 62 and the Frenchman Colo Muani with 72.
Sporting finished third in the group thanks to Tottenham’s 2-1 stoppage-time victory over Marseille to continue in European competition, with England and Germany advancing in the Champions League and France finishing last.
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End of the game
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90′Missed chance Gonzalo Inacio (Sporting) heads down. Matheus Reis assisted from a corner.
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90′A yellow card is shown to Luca Pellegrini from E. Frankfurt!
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90′Corner, Sporting. Awarded to Daichi Kamada.
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90′Corner, Sporting. Awarded by Khrvoe Smolchich.
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Mario Gotze
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85′Offside, Eintracht Frankfurt. Luca Pellegrini made a deep pass and Mario Gotze was in the wrong position.
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82′Corner, Sporting. Courtesy of Tuta.
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81′Christian Jakich
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80′Randal Colo Muani
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78′Jeremiah St. simply
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72′This is the goal! E. Frankfurt takes the lead in the match. Striker Randal Colo Muani defeats Gonzalo Inacio in hand-to-hand combat and crosses goalkeeper Adan without a chance. The Germans gave their all in the second half and were rewarded for it. It’s up to Sporting to react and try to get a draw, which again guarantees a passage to the “eighth” place.
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69′Eric Abimbe
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69′Repulsed shot to the center of the gate. Randal Kolo Muani (Eintracht Frankfurt) heads in from the center of the box. Mario Gotze assisted with a cross into the penalty area.
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68′Corner, Eintracht Frankfurt. Awarded by Dario Essugo.
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63′Marcus Edwards
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63′Manuel Ugarte
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62′This is the goal! E. Frankfurt equalized with Daichi Kamada, who exemplarily took a penalty. The ball is to the right of Adana, who was swindled by a Japanese midfielder.
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58′A yellow card is shown to Djibril Sow from E. Frankfurt!
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55′Corner, Eintracht Frankfurt. Awarded by Sebastian Coates.
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BreakJesper Lindstrom
LeavesSebastian Rode
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45′A yellow card is shown to Paulinho from Sporting CP!
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44′After a corner, Tuta weakly fell into the reliable hands of Adan with his head.
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43′Corner, Eintracht Frankfurt. Courtesy of Matheus Reis.
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39′This is the goal! Sporting scores against Artur Gomes to take advantage of an unsuccessful shot by defender E. Frankfurt. The star of the lion striker will shine again in the most important European competition. Arthur Gomez’s finish was not the best, but in the end the ball hit the target, and Kevin Trapp looked bad in the photo. With this result, Sporting reached the 1/8 finals of the Champions League.
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35′A yellow card is shown to Matheus Reis from Sporting CP!
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33′Offside, Eintracht Frankfurt. Mario Gotze made a deep pass, but Luca Pellegrini was in the wrong position.
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32′Nuno Santos
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thirty’Corner, Eintracht Frankfurt. Courtesy of Nuno Santos.
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21′Offside, Sporting. Pedro Porro made a deep pass that caught Paulinho in an unconventional position.
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eighteen’Offside, Eintracht Frankfurt. Luca Pellegrini made a deep pass that caught Randal Colo Muani in the wrong position.
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fourteen’A yellow card is shown to Daichi Kamada from E. Frankfurt!
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7′Christian Jakic (E. Frankfurt) received a yellow card after a tackle by Artur Gomez
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