Eintracht Frankfurt secured their league position with a 2-1 victory over Schalke in the Bundesliga on Wednesday night, thanks to a late goal from goalkeeper Timo Werner and an assist from midfielder Kevin Kamada.
The match started with both teams struggling to break down each other's defenses. Eintracht Frankfurt dominated possession but failed to create enough chances to score. On the other hand, Schalke was more clinical in front of goal, with striker Robin van Persie scoring twice in the first half.
However, Eintracht Frankfurt's resilience paid off in the second half. In the 75th minute, Werner managed to save a shot from Van Persie, allowing him to turn it into his own net. This equalized the game and gave Eintracht Frankfurt hope of securing a crucial point.
In the final minutes of the match, Kamada came up with a key assist for Thomas Müller, who scored the winning goal. The 26-year-old midfielder delivered a pinpoint cross that found its way past Schalke's defense and into the back of the net.
With this win, Eintracht Frankfurt improved their standing in the Bundesliga to 14th place, just two points behind leaders Bayern Munich. The team will now look to continue their strong form against top teams in the remaining matches of the season.
Overall, Eintracht Frankfurt's performance showed that they can still compete for a spot in the Champions League if they continue to improve their attacking play and defensive solidity. With Kamada's assist and Werner's heroics, Eintracht Frankfurt proved that they have what it takes to challenge for the title this season.