Fulham outperforms Eintracht in both victories and defeats. - A Fulham agreement yields success and setback
Eintracht Frankfurt Prepares for the New Season with Mixed Results Against Fulham
Eintracht Frankfurt concluded its preseason preparations with a victory and a defeat against FC Fulham. The German club played two friendly matches against the English side in August 2025.
On August 3, 2025, at Craven Cottage, London, Eintracht Frankfurt and Fulham drew 2-2 in a thrilling encounter. Elye Wahi scored a brace for Frankfurt, while Raul Jimenez netted one for Fulham.
The more recent match on August 9, 2025, saw Fulham win 1-0. Raúl Jiménez scored the winning goal with a spectacular free-kick in the 35th minute. This match was the final preseason game for Fulham, and Frankfurt fielded a fairly strong side despite the defeat.
The victory against Fulham was a 3-1 win that occurred behind closed doors on an unspecified date. The first game against Fulham, on the other hand, took place without spectators. The second game, however, was played in front of a crowd.
Farès Chaïbi had a chance to equalize for Frankfurt but hit the post in the second tough test against Fulham. Ritsu Doan, who recently joined Frankfurt from SC Freiburg, also scored a goal in the first game against Fulham.
Eintracht Frankfurt's first competitive match of the new season will be on August 17 against fifth-tier club FV Engers in the DFB-Pokal. Six days later, on August 23, Frankfurt will host Werder Bremen for the Bundesliga opener. The location for the DFB-Pokal match has not been specified.
The upcoming competitive matches for Frankfurt are not against FC Fulham, the team they played in the preparation games. Instead, they will face FV Engers in the DFB-Pokal and Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga opener.
These preseason matches provided a competitive edge for Frankfurt, with a draw in the first friendly and a narrow loss in the subsequent game. The team is now ready to face the challenges of the new season.
In the midst of their diverse community policy, Eintracht Frankfurt has been focusing on vocational training, as Ritsu Doan, a product of their training program, recently joined the team from SC Freiburg. The football club is also leveraging vocational training, aiming to prepare its players for the rigors of the European-leagues, starting with their upcoming matches against FV Engers and Werder Bremen. Despite the mixed results against Fulham in football friendlies, the team is resilient and ready for the season ahead.
