Records broken and third place secured: Surprise team Eintracht Frankfurt achieved a convincing home win in the possible farewell of their storm jewel Omar Marmoush. Thanks to the outstanding Egyptian, coach Dino Toppmöller’s team took advantage of their superiority against SC Freiburg and deservedly won 4-1 (1-1). Here you can find the highlights of the Bundesliga, the UEFA Champions League and the DFB Cup. Plus the highlights of selected games from the 2nd Bundesliga and the Women’s Bundesliga. Subscribe to the channel here: https://kurz.zdf.de/abosport/ FC Bayern in the 90s – shaped by guys like Matthäus, Klinsmann, Scholl and Basler – experienced probably the craziest years in the club’s history. It is the birth of FC Hollywood. The five-part documentary series shows the record champions from a completely unexpected side: in losing, in chaos and in moments that are as funny as they are dramatic. Stream here: https://kurz.zdf.de/Optr1/ Jürgen Klopp’s footsteps were huge, but now Liverpool FC is dominating under Arne Slot like it hasn’t for a long time. How did the successor of the successful coach manage that? In the new football field we take a look at Anfield Road, talk to experts and discuss the question of what the future development of Liverpool FC can look like under Slot: https://kurz.zdf.de/1CCcU/ sportstudio on Instagram https:/ /www.instagram.com/sportstudio/ sportstudio on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@sportstudio.de sportstudio on WhatsApp https://kurz.zdf.de/6Em3U/ Freiburg let up in the first 30 minutes didn’t look at Kevin Trapp’s goal at all – and then struck ice cold. Goalscorer Ritsu Doan initiated the attack himself and then positioned himself so ideally in the six-yard box that he only had to shoot in a precise pass from Merlin Röhl. From Frankfurt’s perspective, the 0-1 came completely out of nowhere. But the Hessians reacted strongly. Just six minutes after conceding the goal, Eintracht countered thanks to defense chief Robin Koch, who did not celebrate his goal against former club Freiburg. Striker Hugo Ekitiké fired two powerful shots before half-time, but the Frenchman narrowly missed in both cases. The sports club was very well served with the draw at half-time. Even after that, the game largely boiled down to one goal. Frankfurt pressed, but repeatedly failed to finish – mostly because of goalkeeper Noah Atubolu, but also several times at the side netting. The guests limited themselves to defense mode and occasionally tried from a distance. That was far too little. With Omar Marmoush’s opening goal the game was decided – the last 25 minutes were all about how big Frankfurt’s victory would be. The lineups: Eintracht Frankfurt: Trapp – Collins, Koch, Theate – Skhiri – Kristensen, Götze (88th Dahoud), Larsson (81st Höjlund), Brown (73rd Knauff) – Marmoush, Ekitiké (81st Uzun) Coach: Dino Toppmöller Freiburg: Atubolu – Kübler, Ginter, Rosenfelder, Günter – Eggestein, Röhl (78. Adamu) – Doan, Dinkci, Grifo (66. Höfler) – Höler (78. Gregoritsch) Coach: Julian Schuster Referee: Sven Jablonski (Bremen) Commentator: Klaus Veltman #zdfbundesliga
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