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Securing a famous bronze medal finish among Germany's elite last season, Dino Toppmoller's camp have secured back-to-back Bundesliga victories for the first time since the end of August. Last seen over the weekend marking their return from November's international break with an action-packed 4-3 victory away at Koln, Frankfurt could be smelling the chance to get their European charge back on track.
Captain Lionel Messi scored the first goal of the night, connecting with Mateo Silvetti to head the ball into the net and earn the early lead for the visiting team. Messi then assisted on the second goal by setting up Silvetti, who rocketed the ball into the lower right corner of the goal from the left side of the field.
Hearts have taken the Scottish Premiership by storm this season, winning nine of their opening 12 league matches and remaining unbeaten until Sunday's 1-0 reverse at Aberdeen. They are still four points ahead of nearest rivals Celtic, having played a game more, but have dropped points in three of their past four matches. To add to the gathering sense of foreboding, they are nervously waiting for the results of a scan on Lawrence Shankland's calf after their leading scorer missed the defeat at Pittodrie.
"I know the pressure there, especially after two setbacks," said the Cadiz loanee. "They'll come here to win and we'll focus on our own game. Let's see if we can get the three points. "Thanks to Real Madrid I am the player I am, but I owe my allegiance to Elche and I'm going all out for this. "We've already shown that we can play well with a back three, four, or five, without losing our identity."
David Raya: 5.5/10 A virtual spectator until Richarlison produced one of the goals of the season. Jurrien Timber: 7.5 Shook off a midweek injury scare to add to his growing repertoire of excellent performances. William Saliba: 7 Did not miss his central defensive partner Gabriel a jot. Cruised through the game. Piero Hincapie: 7 Excellent on his first Premier League start. Will be key for Arsenal in injured Gabriel's absence. Ricardo Calafiori: 7 Some doubt over his inclusion
Atletico continued to turn the screw after the break with Pablo Barrios and Giacomo Raspadori seeing shots repelled by Soria, who made an impressive five saves in the match. But the Getafe goalkeeper could do nothing to prevent Duarte's unfortunate mistake, with the defender turning Raspadori's first-time cross from the left into the bottom-right corner. Mauro Arambarri came close to snatching a point for Getafe in second-half stoppage time, but his acrobatic effort from inside the penalty area clipped the top of the crossbar.
If we take a step back then we are going to get hurt but if we are on-it and we use the work that we have done... it's a good group. I think it was game-on for us today. Maybe some people didn't realise how good we could be and we had to prove that.
Hainer was asked about his favorite new addition to Vincent Kompany's side this year - and the former Liverpool star is certainly not a bad pick. "Luis Díaz is a sight for sore eyes, even though he doesn't always hit the back of the net," Hainer said in remarks captured by @iMiaSanMia.
