Frankfurt, Germany – Eintracht Frankfurt go face VfB Stuttgart for important Bundesliga match this Saturday evening (18:30 hours/Sky). After five matches without victory, Frankfurt dey desperate for win to secure European competition spot.
The match go provide opportunities for Frankfurt as dem dey sit fourth on the league table with 45 points, just behind top teams Bayer Leverkusen and FC Bayern. With Stuttgart struggle for form, dem dey hope to make amends before dem face RB Leipzig for Pokal-Halbfinale.
Frankfurt’s coach, Dino Toppmöller, go rely on the recent contract extension of Sebastian Hoeneß for motivation. Hoeneß’s leadership fit give team the boost wey dem need to break dem winless streak. After earning three points against Stuttgart in first half of the season, dem dey optimistic for another victory.
“We fit extend our lead to eleven points with win. This na big opportunity for us,” the coach talk during press conference. “The players use the downtime wisely to prepare well and dey ready to give their best.”
On the other hand, Stuttgart go look to return to winning ways as dem never win in di last five league matches. With limited choices due to injuries and suspensions, Stuttgart’s coach face big challenges. “We get work to do and need dis win to boost morale ahead of our cup match,” e say.
Before this match, 1. FC Heidenheim go battle VfL Wolfsburg in earlier kickoff at 15:30 hours. Dem also dey jostle for points as dem dey fight for survival in di league.
SC Freiburg, who don dey unbroken streak of seven matches, go face 1. FC Union Berlin on Sunday (15:30 hours/DAZN). The team don dey thrive under coach Julian Schuster and dey hopeful to keep their strong performance.
Also, recent health alerts highlight new variant of Klade Ib wey don affect two people in UK, although risk of infection dey low. Meanwhile, car safety rules require that babies and minors must dey sit for bodaboda. New study by Stiftung Warentest and ADAC show small number of tested models dey have deficiencies.
Finally, used car prices for electric vehicles in Germany don drop, signaling a return to normal market conditions, according to analyst reports. Implies that more people fit begin consider buying electric.
