Kick-off on 17.04.25 22:00.

In the UEFA Europa League quarterfinals, the second leg between Eintracht and Tottenham will take place at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt. In the first leg in London, both teams scored in the first half, with Spurs holding the initiative throughout, ending in a 1-1 draw. These clubs previously met in the 2022/23 Champions League group stage, which also ended in a stalemate. Out of a combined 23 shots, only three were on target in that 0-0 encounter. The Eagles have previously hosted five English clubs in the competition: Liverpool (0-0, 1972/73), Newcastle (0-0, 2006/07), Chelsea (1-1, 2018/19), Arsenal (0-3, 2019/20), and West Ham (1-0, 2021/22). The Lilywhites have traveled to Germany for UEFA Cup/UEL ties with Köln (2-1, 1973/74), Lokomotive Leipzig (2-1, 1973/74), Bayern Munich (0-1, 1983/84), Kaiserslautern (0-2, 1999/00), Bayer Leverkusen (1-0, 2006/07), among others.

Media service MEGOGO will broadcast the second leg of Eintracht — Tottenham live on April 17, 2025.

This season, Eintracht have hosted Viktoria Plzeň (3-3), RFS (1-0), Slavia Prague (1-0), Ferencváros (2-0), and Ajax (4-1) at home. The Diva from Hesse is unbeaten in its last eleven Europa League home games. This streak began after their 0-3 loss to Basel in the 2019/20 Round of 16.

Tottenham’s recent away matches include visits to Ferencváros (2-1), Galatasaray (2-3), Rangers (1-1), Hoffenheim (3-2), and AZ Alkmaar (0-1). In their last ten Europa League away fixtures, Spurs have recorded four wins and suffered four defeats. Since the early 2000s, their only loss in Germany in this competition was against Borussia Dortmund in the 2015/16 Round of 16 (0-3).

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