Stefan Gartenmann breezes out defence and finds Bojan Miovski in behind with a perfect pass.

The Dons striker just doesn't have the pace and can't get it on to his left peg.

Aberdeen have managed this game brilliantly since they scored.

They really don't look fazed by this occasion and responded superbly to Eintracht's goal.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland in Frankfurt

A pyro was thrown from the Aberdeen support towards the Eintracht fans, just after a message over the PA asking them to stop using pyros.

Half an hour in, but Nicky Devlin may well be having the game of his life.

Seems to be a bit of commotion between both sets of fans.

Rory Hamilton of TNT Sports is saying that a pyrotechnic has been thrown by the Dons fans into the Eintracht end.

Those Dons fans don't care a jot about that penalty now.

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That was Aberdeen's first goal in European football proper since Steve Lovell scored away at Bayern Munich in February 2008.

Ha. Forgot about that.

That's superb again from Richard Jensen, who clears behind a dangerous ball across goal.

The resulting corner comes to hee-haw.

Eintracht come looking to restore their lead, but Graeme Shinnie does superb to win the ball then win a foul.

That away end. Jeez.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell defender on TNT Sports

It's a terrific first touch, he sets himself up perfectly and it's high into the roof of the net.

We spoke about resolve. We spoke about character. It's the perfect response from Aberdeen.

Magnificent finish from Polvara.

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Rory Loy
Former Dundee & St Mirren forward on BBC Sportsound

Dante Polvara puts the laces through it. Top of the net. Dons' delight. That away end is going absolutely crazy. It's great to see.

I said Aberdeen would get opportunities and Miovski is the catalyst. He's at the centre of everything.

Game on.

Bojan Miovski is back on his feet and back on the park.

A relief for the Dons.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland in Frankfurt

This is going to be such a big test of character now for Aberdeen. Undoubtedly one of their main aims will have been not to concede the early goal.

You get the feeling it is simply about trying to steady the ship a bit for Barry Robson's side, who are sailing in choppy German waters just now.

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Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 Aberdeen

That's a sare yin.

Hrvoje Smolcic comes down on Bojan Miovski's ankle on the follow through of a pass.

The Aberdeen striker is in a lot of pain and is still getting treatment.

Ach, that's another half chance.

The goal opens up for Jamie McGrath on the edge of the Eintracht box, but he snatches it and it drags well wide.

Barry Robson's reaction. He knows that's a chance.

A second kinda feels inevitable for Eintracht, who just keep coming.

Maybe since I've said this it means Aberdeen will score?

This is where things can start to get dodgy.

Omar Marmoush is in behind, looking for a second, but Richard Jensen recovers with a fine tackle.

Aberdeen's bright start lasted a whole 11 minutes.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell defender on TNT Sports

Jack MacKenzie just allows too much space.

There's no doubt there's a coming together, it's clumsy. He might be a wee bit unfortunate.

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