Historic Win: Eintracht Frankfurt wins big against St. Tönis
Eintracht Frankfurt has easily reached the 2nd round of the DFB-Pokal, winning a historic match against St. Tönis. The team of trainer Adi Hütter won the match 11:0 (10:0) at the Krefelder Grotenburg-Stadion.
The goals for the Hessen were scored by Jonathan Burkhardt (4., 29., 41.), Robin Koch (10.), Ayoube Amaimouni-Echghouyab (17.), Can Uzun (34., 36.). Elias Baum (44.), Younes Ebnoutalib (45.+1), Mario Götze (45.+5) and Fares Chaibi (87.).
The Fünftligist from the Niederrhein had from the first minute the disadvantage and were not in any moment of the match the big favorite.
Early Goals
It took just three minutes for Eintracht to show their dominance and take the lead. After a corner kick by Uzun, Burkhardt jumped high and headed the ball from four meters to the 1:0 goal. Six minutes later, it was again a corner kick that led to the 2:0 for the Frankfurters. Uzun kicked the ball into the penalty area, Eintracht defender Koch headed the ball from five meters over the goal line.
Kastrati-Team completely overpowered
The team of Ex-Profi Bekim Kastrati played not at all fearful, but was completely overpowered by the speed and precision of the opponent. After a cross by Keita Kosugi, Burkhardt - again with his head - scored the 4:0 after about half an hour from ten meters. Only a few minutes later, the Japanese player assisted Uzun, who only had to score the 5:0.
Sell with beautiful saves
In the second half, the Frankfurters then let it go much more relaxed, did not play so goal-oriented and mercilessly. So it was possible for the guests to prevent worse for a long time. Also because goalkeeper Simon Sell made beautiful saves to prevent further goals for the guests. Chaibi set the 11:0 final score with his long-distance shot.
The highest victory in history was celebrated by the Stuttgarter Kickers on July 13, 1941, with 17:0 (8:0) against VfB 05 Knielingen, but the competition was then still called the Tschammerpokal.
Eintracht Frankfurt is currently in 8th place in the Bundesliga with 44 points from 34 games. The Hessen have scored 61 goals and conceded 65 in the current season, which is a minus of 4 goals. In the title race, Eintracht Frankfurt is 45 points behind the leaders Bayern München.
The last match of Eintracht Frankfurt was a 2:2 draw against VfB Stuttgart on May 16, 2026. In the last four games, the team of trainer Adi Hütter has 0 wins, 2 draws and 2 losses (DDLL, the latest results first).
