Eintracht Frankfurt secured their first victory in four matches against VfL Bochum on Sunday, thanks to the efforts of both Youssef Kostić and Léo Kamada. The hosts, who were in dire need of points after suffering defeats in recent games, came out strong and dominated possession throughout the match.
Kostić, known for his clinical finishing skills, scored twice in the second half, converting both set pieces into goals. His first assist came when he delivered a perfect through ball that allowed Kamada to score the equalizer in the 75th minute. In the subsequent period, Kostić continued his form, assisting another goal in the 81st minute as Eintracht Frankfurt extended their lead.
Meanwhile, Kamada's goal was crucial in leveling the score and setting up the eventual comeback. His effort put Eintracht Frankfurt ahead again in the 79th minute, giving them the momentum they needed to secure a hard-fought victory.
The win lifted Eintracht Frankfurt from the relegation zone, putting them back in contention for European qualification. The result also gave manager Thomas Tuchel a much-needed boost, following several difficult matches for his team.
As for VfL Bochum, the loss marked a disappointing end to what had been a promising season. The team struggled to maintain consistency, with multiple defeats and poor performances across different leagues. This defeat further eroded their chances of qualifying for Europe, adding to the pressure on coach Christian Ewerth.
With this win, Eintracht Frankfurt have now won three out of their last five matches, showing resilience and determination under tough circumstances. They will look forward to continuing their good form and preparing for upcoming fixtures, while VfL Bochum must reflect on their performance and seek ways to improve for next season.