Nov 1 (Reuters) - Eintracht Frankfurt got off to a fast start thanks to an own goal and ended up witha 3-1 home win overHamburg on Sunday that puts them back in the early hunt for the European places in Germany's Bundesliga.
Hamburg defender WarmedOmari turned the ball into his own net to give Frankfurt the lead in the 10th minute, but forward Terem Moffi levelled four minutes later when he rattled home a pass from Danish midfielder AlbertGronbaek.
That was as good as it got for the visitors as RaphaelOnyedika scored for Frankfurt just after the break, and Fares Chaibi had a goal chalked off following a VAR review before YounesEbnoutalib lashed the ball into the net to complete the scoring in the 69th minute.
The result puts Frankfurt in eighth place on 11 points, two behind sixth-placed Bayer Leverkusen with eight games played, while Hamburg are 15th on nine points.
Earlier, Union Berlin secured a 1-1 draw at home to Cologne that moved them out of the bottom two, Janik Haberer getting the goal in their first stalemate of the season to leave them on seven points, one ahead of Schalke 04.
(Reporting by Philip O'ConnorEditing by Christian Radnedge)
