DORTMUND, Germany (AP) \u2014 Eintracht Frankfurt\u2019s hopes of securing European football next season were dealt a potentially fatal blow when it gave up an early lead and lost at Borussia Dortmund 3-2 in the Bundesliga on Friday.<\/p>\n
Young striker Can Uzun silenced the home crowd with less than two minutes gone when he put the visitor ahead after excellent work inside the box from Mahmoud Dahoud.<\/p>\n
However, Dortmund scored twice on the eve of halftime to take control.<\/p>\n
Serhou Guirassy\u2019s superb finish from a Julian Ryerson cross levelled the score after 42 minutes and Nico Schlotterbeck put Dortmund ahead in first-half stoppage time.<\/p>\n
Samuele In\u00e1cio made it 3-1 with his first goal for the club, when he volleyed in a cross from Max Beier.<\/p>\n
Jonathan Burkardt got one back for Frankfurt three minutes from time but it was too late.<\/p>\n
With Bayern Munich already crowned champion and Dortmund having secured one of the four guaranteed Champions League spots, the home side had little to play for.<\/p>\n
However, the win guaranteed it second place in the Bundesliga, taking it out of reach of Leipzig.<\/p>\n
The result, though, was a sore one for Frankfurt, one of three teams in with a chance of seventh place and the one available Conference League playoff spot.<\/p>\n
The loss handed the momentum to Freiburg, which can guarantee seventh with a win at Hamburg on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Freiburg has 44 points and Eintracht has 43 having played a game more.<\/p>\n
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