For an all-or-nothing campaign, Tottenham faces Eintracht Frankfurt in a crucial UEFA Europa League quarter-final tie that will determine their European future.
Tottenham’s UEFA Europa League journey now holds extra weight as it serves as their sole remaining route to European football next season. This campaign carries significant weight.
Moreover, head coach Ange Postecoglou depends on Tottenham reaching UEFA Champions League qualification by winning the competition. His future almost certainly rests on this achievement.
Tottenham boasts an almost perfect European record on home soil since the start of the 2020/21 campaign. They achieved fifteen wins and three draws, not counting a walkover that benefited Rennes. Additionally, they secured a 3-1 win over AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League last round. This result gives them an edge for the upcoming second leg.
Furthermore, Tottenham enjoyed a 3-2 comeback victory over Frankfurt during the 2022/23 Champions League campaign. However, this result reminds them that Eintracht Frankfurt remains a formidable opponent.
Frankfurt won the Europa League in the 2021/22 season. They reached their first European quarter-final since winning that trophy by defeating Ajax in both rounds of the last-16 tie. Moreover, Frankfurt has ample experience juggling domestic and continental challenges. They reached the knockout phase in six of their last seven campaigns.
This tie marks their fourth away game of the 2024/25 Europa League as underdogs. Winning their most recent away encounter, a 2-1 victory at Ajax, should boost their confidence. They repeated a similar result against the north Londoners this term. They opened the scoring before succumbing to a 3-2 loss at Lyon.
Key players include Wilson Odobert, who emerged as a threat for Tottenham after scoring his first and second goals at home against AZ Alkmaar. In addition, Mario Götze scored a double in Frankfurt’s last Europa League game and carries immense personal motivation. Moreover, both teams have produced matches with over two goals in seventy percent of their appearances in this competition.
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