Dutch-born Ghanaian defender Jeremie Frimpong performed a key position in Bayer Leverkusen’s commanding 4-1 win over Hoffenheim within the Bundesliga.
Frimpong entered the match within the 57th minute, changing Nathan Tella, and instantly made his presence felt.
Leverkusen took an early lead within the seventeenth minute by means of Martin Terrier’s VAR-reviewed objective, adopted by Victor Boniface doubling their benefit within the thirtieth minute. Hoffenheim managed to tug one again within the thirty seventh minute with Mërgim Berisha discovering the web from shut vary.
Within the 72nd minute, Florian Wirtz transformed a penalty to revive Leverkusen’s two-goal cushion. Three minutes later, Frimpong assisted Boniface, who sealed the sport with a well-placed shot to the underside left nook.
Frimpong, now with one objective and one help in his three Bundesliga appearances this season, continues to be a significant participant for Leverkusen. The group now shifts its focus to the Champions League, dealing with Feyenoord on September 19.
