3 – 1
“Lukas Kübler broke the deadlock at 19', capitalising on sustained Freiburg pressure that had seen Hofler's header and Zalazar's shot both come to nothing in the preceding minutes.”
Pivotal“Johan Manzambi headed home just before the break to make it 2-0, giving Freiburg a commanding lead and all but ending Braga's hopes of overturning the aggregate deficit.”
Pivotal“Kübler completed his brace with a third goal at 72', arriving after Moscardo had twice been denied, to seal the aggregate progression and end the contest as a competitive spectacle.”
Pivotal“Pau Víctor pulled one back for Braga at 79', assisted by Victor Gomez Perea, but the goal was no more than a consolation on a night Braga were outclassed for 84 of their 90 minutes with ten men.”
Outstanding performance

Freiburg were ruthless and measured in equal measure, turning a tense two-legged European tie into a clinical home exhibition once Mario Dorgeles was shown red for a professional foul as early as the sixth minute. Playing against ten men for the vast majority of the contest, Freiburg dominated possession — 66% across 90 minutes — and converted their chances efficiently, with Lukas Kübler opening the scoring at 19' after sustained early pressure and adding a killer third at 72' to extinguish any lingering Braga hopes. Johan Manzambi's header before half-time made it 2-0 at the break and put Freiburg firmly in the driving seat on aggregate, and even Pau Víctor's consolation at 79' — ironic given his earlier booking — only served as a footnote to a dominant evening. The result means Freiburg advance on aggregate at 4-3, a reward for a composed, technically superior performance built on pressing intent, patient build-up play, and the clinical edge that was missing for much of their domestic campaign.
How entertaining was this match?
SC Freiburg host Sporting Braga in a UEFA Europa League semi-final second leg with everything on the line — the Germans trail 2-1 on aggregate and must win at Europa-Park Stadion to reach their first-ever European final. A late Dorgeles stunner in Portugal has given Braga the advantage, but Freiburg's home fortress and the magic of Vincenzo Grifo give the Black Forest club genuine hope.