SC FREIBURG V RB LEIPZIG: Christian Streich’s Freiburg level against ten-man Leipzig in the DFB-Pokal final at the Olympiastadion in Berlin

Check out the report from what was a chaotic and eventful affair in Berlin!

The announced thanks supporters for the patience and announces that the person who had fallen ill is now in a stable condition. Huge cheers ring across the Olympiastadion.

The stadium announcer said over the PA that due to a medical emergency, out of respect, the ceremony has been delayed.

Freiburg hit the woodwork! Demirovic fires his penalty against the cross bar.

Freiburg need to score the next penalty.

Schlotterbeck scores to keep the pressure on Leipzig.

Olmo is up, and he arrows it into the top corner.

Gunter fires it over the bar!

Orban slots his penalty into the bottom corner.

Petersen scores!

Unsaveable. He fires the ball right into the top corner.

Szoboszlai whips a ball into the box but it is cleared out of play. The referee blows his whistle and we go to penalties.

No penalty after the referee noted a faint touch of the ball from the Leipzig defender.

Kampl, who was on the bench, receives a second yellow and is sent off! Meanwhile the referee is going to his monitor.

Olmo goes down in the box after being brought down by Hofler. VAR is having a look...

Freiburg hit the woodwork again after Haberer volleys from 25 yards out, with the effort rattling the cross bar. It would have been some goal!

The corner is well defended, and Szoboszlai then picks up the ball on the edge of his box and charges up the pitch. He is ultimately brought down 30 yards from the Freiburg goal.

The Hungarian fires directly at the keeper with the subsequent free kick.

The ball is delivered to the front post, but headed out of play for another corner.

K. Schlotterbeck, who has just come onto the pitch, wins a free kick 25 yards from goal. The subsequent effort deflects off the wall and out for a corner.