Eintracht Frankfurt fails in the test game: 1: 3 against Mainz!

Eintracht Frankfurt had to surrender 1: 3 in the test game against the 1st FSV Mainz 05. The game took place on Sunday with the exclusion of the public and lasted a total of 120 minutes, with the second half being held on the Mainz training ground. Trainer Dino Toppmöller expressed criticism of the efficiency of his team, which continued to reveal weaknesses both on the defensive and on the offensive.

The goals were scored by individual mistakes: Dominik Kohr scored the 0: 1 in the 21st minute after a false pass from Oscar Højlund. In the 41st minute, Phillipp Mwene increased to 2: 0, before Kohr placed 3-0 in the 55th minute, whereby goalkeeper Kevin Trapp was responsible. Nathaniel Brown scored the honor goal for Frankfurt in the 56th minute. In the second half, Eintracht could only create two chances, both of which were awarded.

Change and uncertainties

Toppmöller changed the entire team during the game, which underlined the difficulties when finding a stable tram eleven. Rumors about the possible change from Eintracht star Omar Marmoush to Manchester City were rejected by sports director Timmo Hardung as unfounded. In addition, Junior Dina Ebimbe was not in the squad, which raises questions about his future in Frankfurt. Jens-Petter Haug also has uncertain prospects after his return from a loan.

January is seen for Eintracht Frankfurt as an exciting month in which the team has to work on their shape to better cut off in the coming games. As op-online.de reported by the individual mistakes that led to defeat, and the need for the team to stabilize.