Article by Dragoș Petrescu – Published Saturday, 06 December 2025 23:14 / Updated Saturday, 06 December 2025 23:22
RB Leipzig outclassed her on Eintracht Frankfurt6-0, in one of the most anticipated duels of the round with #13 in the Bundesliga. Thus, the “eagles” recorded the second most drastic score in the history of the club in the first echelon of German football.
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Eintracht's most painful defeats in the Bundesliga came in the 1964/1965 seasons (against Karlsruhe), respectively 1983/1984 (with FC Koln), both games being lost 0-7.
The complete schedule of the #13 Bundesliga round
Bayern Munich put on a show on VfB Stuttgart's pitch, managing to win 5-0, but it wasn't the Bavarians who set the score in the Bundesliga, but RB Leipzig, Ole Werner's team managing to score a “whitewash” against Frankfurt, a team that plays in the Champions League this season.
Leipzig inflicted on Eintracht the second most painful score in the history of the club in the first division!
The main “executioner” of Dino Toppmoller's band this evening was the 19-year-old young Ivorian from Leipzig's attack, Yan Diomande, who scored a “hattrick” in Zetterer's goal (45', 55', 65').
The other three goals were scored by Conrad Harder (5'), Christoph Baumgartner (31') and David Raum (penalty – 62'). What's more, Baumgartner, the Austrian midfielder who also played against Romania, was extremely close to achieving the “double”, but his success in the 39th minute was canceled for offside.
Following this result, the line-up at the Red Bull Arena remained in second position in Germany, still eight lengths behind champions and leaders Bayern Munich. On the other hand, those from Frankfurt currently occupy the 7th place in the ranking, with 21 points.
In the next round of the Bundesliga, RB Leipzig will play on the field of Union Berlin, while Eintracht will receive the visit of Augsburg.
Until then, however, the “eagles” will face Barcelona, at Camp Nou, in the Champions League. The game will take place on Tuesday, December 9, from 22:00.
Bundesliga standings:
RB Leipzig – Eintracht Frankfurt » Starting teams:
RB LEIPZIG (4-3-3): Gulacsi – Nedeljkovic, Orban, Lukeba, Raum – Schlager, Seiwald, Baumgartner – Diomande, Harder, Nusa
reserves: Vandevoordt – Bakayoko, Banzuzi, Finkgrafe, Gomis, Haidara, Klostermann, S. Konate, Maksimovic
Coach: Ole Werner
EINTRACHT FRANKFURT (3-4-2-1): Zetterer – Collins, Koch, Theate – Kristensen, Chaibi, Dahoud, Brown – Doan, Bahoya – Batshuayi
reserves: Kaua – Amenda, Baum, Gotze, O. Hojlund, Larsson, Ngankam, Skhiri, Uzun
Coach: Dino Toppmöller
Stadium: Red Bull Arena (Leipzig)
Referee: Daniel Siebert
