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Barca Blaugranes · Apr 8, 2022

Five talking points from Eintracht Frankfurt 1-1 Barcelona

All to play for in the second leg

Barcelona and Eintracht Frankfurt played out a lively 1-1 draw on Thursday which means it’s all to play for ahead of the second leg at the Camp Nou next week.

Xavi’s men weren’t at their best in Germany and moaned about the pitch afterwards but still managed to come from behind and grab a draw which is no mean feat in front of a passionate home crowd.

It’s also worth noting that beating Eintracht at home is not an easy task either. The Bundesliga side have never lost at home in a major European competition in the quarter finals or later, winning 12 and drawing 5 of 17 games.

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