Live ticker: Can Eintracht Frankfurt win the Champions League away at Tottenham?

Created: 10/12/2022, 07:00

By: Melanie Gottschalk

Eintracht Frankfurt meets Tottenham in the Champions League.

© IMAGO/Joaquim Ferreira

Eintracht Frankfurt are visiting Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League.

We report on the game in the live ticker.

Tottenham Hotspur v Eintracht Frankfurt, Wednesday 12 October, 9 p.m., -:- (-:-)

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Frankfurt - Eintracht Frankfurt's head coach Oliver Glasner is confident about the Champions League game at Tottenham Hotspur despite the recent defeat in the Bundesliga.

We also have the confidence to win here,” said the coach from Austria in London.

The Hessians want to confirm the 0-0 from the game from a week ago in the ultra-modern London football arena.

Eintracht Frankfurt visiting London

The 0: 3 at Bundesliga bottom VfL Bochum on Saturday should no longer play a role.

"It's football.

it's sports

What shall we say now?

Do we stay home and give up the game without a fight?

That's not our attitude," explained Glasner, whose team has four points from three games and is in a good position to progress.

The coach, winger Ansgar Knauff, who did not travel to England due to thigh problems, will be absent for a longer period of time.

"It's not what you want, that two players say at the final training session that it's not possible," said Glasner.

At Knauff, the failure could last until shortly before the start of the World Cup in November.

Luca Pellegrini is also missing in the premier class due to injury.

Eintracht Frankfurt: Hasebe confident before the Tottenham game

"We're playing against a top team in the Champions League.

We already noticed in the first leg that Tottenham have

a high quality as a team and individually.

But if we show our performance, we can get something," said defensive player Makoto Hasebe about the game in London.

"Tottenham is not only Harry Kane, even if he really brings a lot of quality, but also Son, Richarlison... We have to defend as a team tomorrow," continued the Japanese.

(Melanie Gottschalk)