Eintracht Frankfurt – Atalanta: duel for a playoff spot 
On Wednesday, Eintracht Frankfurt hosts Atalanta BC at the Deutsche Bank Park. Both sides are chasing a playoff place — a win is vital to stay in the hunt.
Eintracht: getting back to winning ways 
After taking just one point from their last three matches, Die Adler are trying to steady the ship. Despite heavy defeats to Galatasaray and Atletico Madrid, they rebuilt confidence with a draw against Napoli and a 4-3 win over Cologne last weekend.
In the Bundesliga, Frankfurt have gone five matches unbeaten and have scored at least twice on nine occasions this season. Dino Toppmoller’s side have an attack that can give Atalanta real problems.
Atalanta: encouraging signs despite the turbulence 
La Dea grabbed a vital win against Marseille in the last European round thanks to Lazar Samardzic. With seven points they’re well placed to target the playoffs. Serie A has been tougher, though, and the recent 3-1 loss to Napoli underlined the need for fresh impetus under Raffaele Palladino.
The Nerazzurri have been solid in the Champions League, conceding few goals since last season, but they’ll need to watch the spaces Frankfurt like to exploit.
Key points
- Eintracht need to kick-start their campaign after a shaky European start.
- The German side remain dangerous at home with a prolific attack.
- Atalanta have overperformed in Europe but are struggling in Serie A.
- The Nerazzurri are solid defensively but must adapt to the hosts’ quick play.
- Expect an open game with goals at both ends.
Football Tip Eintracht Frankfurt vs Atalanta
Both teams to score
Despite Eintracht’s good form, Atalanta have enough quality to find the net. The match should see goals at both ends.
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