Nine-man Leverkusen beat Frankfurt for first win post Ten Hag
Published By: BBC - Football UK - Yesterday
A brace from Alejandro Grimaldo helps Bayer Leverkusen overcome the sending off of captain Robert Andrich and Ezequiel Fernandez to beat Ein...
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