The home team from Amsterdam had taken the lead in the 10th minute.
Then a certain Scanian would enter the action.
Mario Götze, who decided the World Championship final for Germany in 2014, did not take a shot on a free kick far outside the penalty area as many believed. Instead, he passed to the 20-year-old Swede who sprinted in centrally outside the penalty area.
From there, he clipped the ball and scored through a hard shot via a home defender, his third in the tournament.
1–1 and later in the match, Frankfurt could also score the winning goal, which stood until the end of the match.
Larsson played all 90 minutes plus extra time, and now his German team has a one-goal advantage ahead of the return match at home.
