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Freiburg lost to Braga in the first leg of the Europa League semi-finals due to a last-minute goal. Noah Atubolu's hesitation allowed Braga to secure the win.
Freiburg suffer first-leg heartbreak after last-gasp Braga winner
Freiburg lost to Braga in the first-leg of the Europa League semi-final clash. Noah Atubolu was second away from a heroic status before his hesitant reaction led to the winning goal for the Portuguese side.
The hosts created the first chance in the fifth minute with Pau Victorâs effort after a quickly taken free-kick. Before Freiburg settled in the game, Braga took the lead with the next big opportunity. Jordy Makengoâs poor clearance led to Demir Ege Tıknazâs finish from close range after a superb pass by VĂctor GĂłmez.
Johan Manzambi had Freiburgâs first attempt in the 10th minute with an ambitious effort from outside the box. Five minutes later, lack of misunderstanding at the back presented a golden chance for the visitors.
English referee Anthony Taylor let the play continue despite VĂtor Carvalhoâs foul play on Igor MatanoviÄ as the last defender. As a result, Bragaâs fullback avoided a straight red card, but Niklas Beste provided a timely assist for Vincenzo Grifoâs third goal in the knockout stage of the competition.
There was more bad news for the Spanish coach Carlos Vicens as his captain, Ricardo Horta, had to be substituted off early due to an injury. The rest of the half lacked big moments until the final minute of normal time.
Freiburg lost to Braga 1-0 in the first leg of the Europa League semi-finals.
Demir Ege Tıknaz scored the winning goal for Braga after a pass from VĂctor GĂłmez.
Noah Atubolu's hesitant reaction led to Braga's last-minute winning goal.
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Philipp Linehart made a needless challenge on Gustaf Lagerbielke inside the box, but Noah Atubolu denied Rodrigo Zalazar from the penalty-kick. The 23-year-old shot-stopper has saved six of the ten penalties he has faced since making his Freiburg debut.
Apart from half chances for Manzambi and Igor MatanoviÄ, the action stayed in the middle of the park in the first 20 minutes after the restart. Maximilian Eggestein caused the first save of the second-half as Lukas Hornicek parried away his shot.
A few minutes later, Taylor waved away Freiburgâs appeal for a penalty-kick for a supposed challenge on Makengo. Understandably, Braga increased their tempo in the closing stage of the game as they searched for a winner before the away leg.
In particular, Linehart was lucky to avoid conceding a second penalty-kick and a red card for a foul on substitute Fran Navarro. However, they still managed to pull the all-important goal as another substitute, Mario Dorgeles, scored from a rebound after Atuboluâs unconvincing save from Carvalho.
Freiburg will host relegation-threatened Wolfsburg before next weekâs return leg at Europa-Park Stadion. Braga will face mid-table side Estoril Praia in Liga Portugal before their trip to Germany.