Eintracht Frankfurt will open their doors for a public training session on Tuesday, 10 November. The session starts at 10:30 am on pitch 6 at Sommerweg inside the Deutsche Bank Park, offering fans a rare chance to see the squad before the upcoming international break. The team currently sits tenth in the Bundesliga with twelve points from nine games, having scored fifteen goals but conceded twenty this season.

Spectators can access the grounds via entrances E1, E2, and E5. Parking is available in area P9. The fan shop and the Eintracht Frankfurt Museum will be open during the training. The stadium regulations of the Deutsche Bank Park apply for attendance.

International Commitments

Several first-team players will depart for national team duty after the session. Younes Ebnoutalib and Can Uzun have UEFA Nations League fixtures ahead. Farès Chaibi and Lilian Brassier face Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, while Oscar Højlund is called up for the European Championship play-offs. Ebnoutalib is currently the team's top scorer with six goals this season. The team's recent form shows three wins, one draw, and one loss from its last five Bundesliga matches. This followed a 3-1 home win against Hamburger SV on Sunday 1 November.

Further Fixtures This Week

The women's team plays its UEFA Women's Europa Cup match against Eindhoven on Wednesday. Kick-off at the Stadion am Brentanobad is at 6:30 pm. On Saturday, the U19 and U17 sides are in action in the Hessenpokal round, while the U20 team plays in the second women's Bundesliga.

New Additions to Bobsport

Alongside football operations, the club is expanding its bobsleigh department. Long jumper Laura Raquel Müller joins the Eagles for the winter season. She stated she needed a fresh challenge and found it with Eintracht's bobsleigh team. She feels very comfortable and is looking forward to the tasks ahead. Also new to the team are sprinter Samira Heygster and former footballer Kimi Dauth.

A conversation titled "Spurensuche" (Search for Traces) will also take place in the Eintracht Museum. Representatives from Makkabi Frankfurt and the initiative ZUSAMMEN1 will participate. The first team's next competitive match is on Saturday 21 November, when Eintracht host Bundesliga neighbours 1899 Hoffenheim, who currently sit ninth in the table. The gap to the league leaders stands at nine points.

This story first appeared at wochenblatt-reporter.de