Berlin, Sept. 7 -- Augsburg scored four second-half goals to rally past Eintracht Frankfurt 4-1, moving top of the Bundesliga for the first time in the club's history.
Eintracht went ahead after six minutes when Jonathan Burkardt headed home from Younes Ebnoutalib's cross pon Sunday.
The hosts controlled much of the opening half, with Mario Gotze directing play and Ebnoutalib repeatedly causing problems. Augsburg goalkeeper Finn Dahmen denied Can Uzun, Raphael Onyedika and Ebnoutalib.
Augsburg's only clear chance in the first half came from Fabian Rieder's free kick, which went narrowly wide in stoppage time. The match changed immediately after the restart. Arijon Ibrahimovic, making his Augsburg debut, headed Marius Wolf's delivery into...