The game resumed and the fans poured out chants to try and raise the team's morale.
And for a while, that worked.
The home team seemed to gain a much-needed impetus after going a goal down.
Their press when out of possession was more intense and coordinated. And when in possession, they moved the ball more swiftly and with intent instead of just a bunch of back-passes.
And soon enough, spurred by the fans, they started mounting attacks on Eintracht Frankfurt's goal.
Their biggest chance of the half came in the 30th minute.
A shot from Ekitike had gone just wide of the post resulting in a goalkick which Egribayat launched out into the midfield.
Džeko rose to meet it, timing his leap perfectly between Skhiri and Larsson. The veteran striker's forehead connected with a solid thunk, redirecting the ball into the path of Szymanski as Fenerbahçe surged forward. Yellow shirts flooded the attacking third in a wave, quick one-touch passes slicing through Eintracht's shape.
