Europa League - Frimpong tied with 89 points, Leverkusen advanced to 44 games unbeaten with a total score of 3-1

On April 19th, Beijing time, in the second leg of the Europa League quarter-finals, Bayer Leverkusen played against West Ham United away from home. The two sides led 2-0 at home in the first round. In the first half, Bowen assisted Antonio to score, and in the 89th minute of the second half, Frimpong tied the game. In the end, the two sides drew 1-1, and Leverkusen advanced to the semi-finals with a total score of 3-1.

Pharmaceutical Factory has also continued its unbeaten streak this season. Their unbeaten record in all competitions has reached 44 games, setting a new record.

In the 13th minute of the game, Bowen got the ball on the right side of the penalty area and kicked the ball from a 45-degree angle. Antonio jumped near the small penalty area line and hit the ball with his header into the net before attacking the goalkeeper. Western Han Dynasty United lead 1-0.

Until the 89th minute of the second half, Frimpong held the ball on the spot in the penalty area, shook and fired with his left foot. The ball hit the defender and caused a line change. Leverkusen equalized the score.

In the end, the two sides drew 1-1, and Leverkusen advanced to the semi-finals with a total score of 3-1.

Lineups for both sides:

Leverkusen: 17-Kovar, 4-Jonathan Tower, 6-Kosonu (29' 12-Tapsoba), 3-Inkapiye, 2-Stanisic, 25- Palacios, 34-Xhaka, 10-Wertz (87' 8-Andrich), 20-Grimaldo (68' 21-Adley), 19-Nathan Terra (46 '30-Frimpong), 14-Sigg (46' 22-Boniface)

West Ham United: 1-Fabianski, 4-Zuma, 27-Agde (45+2' 21-Ogbonna), 5-Cao Far (84' 2-Johnson), 3-G Raysville, 7-Ward-Prowse, 19-Edson Alvarez (84' 17-Korne), 28-Soucek, 20-Bowen, 14-Kudus, 9-Antonio