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Frauen-Bundesliga
Niko Arnautis has urged Eintracht Frankfurt not to underestimate 1. FC Nürnberg, pointing to the promoted side's impressive first-half showing against Wolfsburg as evidence of their quality.
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Eintracht Frankfurt are taking nothing for granted ahead of their Frauen-Bundesliga clash with 1. FC Nürnberg, with head coach Niko Arnautis warning his side to expect a tough contest.
Nürnberg may have suffered a bruising 8-2 defeat to VfL Wolfsburg in their opening league fixture, but the scoreline tells only half the story. The promoted side were 2-0 up at the break before a red card completely altered the complexion of the match, as Soccerdonna reports.
That first-half display has clearly left an impression. Arnautis stressed that Nürnberg now carry an extra year of Bundesliga experience and are better equipped to compete at this level.
Frankfurt's own squad has been reshaped considerably over the summer, with a raft of departures and new arrivals meaning previous results between the two sides count for little.
Friday's fixture represents Frankfurt's fifth competitive outing in a condensed spell, thanks to their Champions League qualification campaign. Nürnberg, by contrast, are only facing their second match of the season - potentially giving them fresher legs.
Despite the workload, Arnautis wants his team to play on the front foot. Players such as Dilara Açıkgöz, now back from injury, are emerging as increasingly important figures, offering versatility across the pitch.
Frankfurt know full well that Nürnberg have already proven they can trouble top-tier opposition - and they intend to be ready.
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