Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 West Ham United as it happened: 10-man Hammers crash out of Europa League semi-final

Frankfurt will party into the small hours after beating West Ham 1-0 on the night and 3-1 on aggregate. Why not check out the full match report, now live on our website?

West Ham's dream of reaching a first European final in 46 years is over as David Moyes' side fall at the final hurdle.

Frankfurt will meet Rangers in the Europa League final, the fans flood the pitch at the sound of the final whistle and they will party long into the night.

Frankfurt's Trapp is booked for time wasting. The German side are almost there...

It's not West Ham's night at all. This is the kind of chance Soucek would normally bury as he rises highest to meet Bowen's corner delivery but he fails to hit the target.

Rice's diagonal ball picks out the run of Antonio but he fails to generate the necessary power in his effort to beat Trapp.

Sow is in the right place at the right time as the ball drops to him on the edge of the penalty area but he fails to connect how he would have liked to and it's a comfortable stop for Areola.

Frankfurt are finishing with a flourish, the defender Toure catching a shot sweetly and testing the reactions of Areola, who does well to tip it over his bar.

Paciencia almost makes an immediate impact but sends his volley just the wrong side of the post.

There's still some nerves in the stand and that would have officially settled the tie.

Hauge makes way for Hrustic.

The goalscorer Borre makes way for Paciencia.

Benrahma also has his name taken.

Knauff is booked now. The referee needs to quickly get a grip of this game.

It looks like a clash with the Frankfurt substitute and the West Ham boss is sent off by the referee!

And now Chandler goes into the book as tempers rise.

Antonio shoves Borre as they prepare for the corner to delivered and the West Ham forward has his name taken.

Jakic comes on for Rode.

Frankfurt fail to clear from Coufal's free-kick, it falls to Benrahma who gets his shot away but it takes a deflection for a corner, the referee waving away West Ham's appeals for a handball.

There's the change, Said Benrahma taking the place of Fornals.