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The home match against VfL Wolfsburg will be yet another showdown with fellow European hopefuls – and that is exactly the type of situation that the Eagles seem to enjoy.

After the victory at Dortmund, the Eagles’ attention turned towards VfL Wolfsburg as they returned to training.

The Eagles were proud of their fighting spirit in Saturday’s vital win at Borussia Dortmund.

André Silva’s late winner earned Eintracht a crucial three points at top-four rivals Borussia Dortmund after Mats Hummels had cancelled out Nico Schulz’s early own goal.

In a tightly contested semi-final against SC Freiburg, the Eagles came from behind to win 2-1 and reach the DFB Cup final for the first time since 2014.

Eintracht Women host SC Freiburg in the DFB Cup semi-finals on Easter Saturday.

Things have not always gone to plan for Dortmund in 2020/21, but they remain in the hunt near the top.

Adi Hütter shares his thoughts on Eintracht’s trip to direct rivals Borussia Dortmund and the Eagles’ April schedule.

On the final night of the international break, the only Eagles to record a win were the Swiss.

The Eagles won their rearranged fixture against MSV Duisburg 3-0, giving head coach Niko Arnautis the perfect present ahead of his 41st birthday on Thursday.

Sporting director Bruno Hübner on Eintracht’s record against Dortmund, BVB’s strengths and the Eagles’ short-term objectives.

Japan, Serbia, Portugal and Morocco all emerged victorious, while Germany’s Under-21s qualified for the U21 EURO quarter-finals.

Saturday marks the start of a busy month, in which SGE face three teams from the top six. First up are Borussia Dortmund, with the hosts just four points behind the Eagles.

The striker faces an unspecified spell on the sidelines after suffering another tendon injury in his right thigh.

Erik Durm returned to full training as preparations for the meeting against his former club got under way.

Eintracht Women forward Géraldine Reuteler is set for a lengthy lay-off after tearing her cruciate ligament.

Nine Eintracht Women players will be in action for their respective national teams in the coming days, with several involved in crucial EURO 2022 qualifiers.

Our international Eagles enjoyed wins with Germany, Austria and Switzerland, even though they only featured towards the end.

A frantic contest with Andre Silva’s Portugal ended in a 2-2 draw for the Serbians. Jovic and Barkok also got playing time, while Schubert and Germany U21 remain on track.


Eintracht had their noses in front in a topsy-turvy match against Bayer 04 Leverkusen, but ultimately slipped to a 3-2 defeat.

The head coach is celebrating a special anniversary, so here are some facts and figures to mark the success that he has achieved during almost three years at the helm.

No defeats and some personal successes for the Eagles involved in Thursday’s internationals.

Eintracht face fellow European hopefuls Leverkusen on a Saturday, Rhine-Main rivals Mainz on a Sunday and Augsburg on a Tuesday.

Eintracht Women will play their DFB Cup semi-final against SC Freiburg on Easter Saturday.