Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ajax - Live Stream

Live stream, TV coverage details and live score for the 2024/2025 UEFA Europa league round of 16 match 2 of 2 - Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ajax:

The UEFA Europa League Round of 16 second-leg match between Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ajax is scheduled for Thursday, March 13, 2025, at the Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt, Germany.

Kick-off Times:

• 18:45 CET
• 17:45 GMT
• 1:45 PM EST

First-Leg Recap: Eintracht Frankfurt claimed a 2-1 victory in Amsterdam, giving them a slight edge heading into the return leg. Despite Ajax's dominance in possession, Frankfurt capitalized on their chances, putting themselves in a favorable position to advance.

Broadcast and Streaming Information:

• Germany: RTL, DAZN
• Netherlands: ESPN, Ziggo Sport
• Worldwide: For worldwide TV and Streaming options check Watch Athletics page here.
• United Kingdom: BT Sport
• United States: Paramount+, ViX
• Canada: DAZN
• Italy: Sky Sport, DAZN
• Spain: Movistar+
• Portugal: Sport TV
• France: RMC Sport, Canal+
• Latin America: ESPN, Fox Sports

Please verify the availability of these channels and streaming services in your region and ensure you have the necessary subscriptions or access rights to view the match.

Alternative Viewing Options:

UEFA's official platforms may offer live streaming, including UEFA.tv, depending on regional restrictions. Some bookmakers also provide live streams for registered users.

Injury Updates:

Eintracht Frankfurt:

• Nnamdi Collins (suspended)
• Timothy Chandler, Igor Matanović (injured)
• Arthur Theate (calf issue, doubtful)

Ajax:

• Remko Pasveer (injured, Matheus set to replace him)
• Brian Brobbey (fitness race after recent injury)
• Jordan Henderson (suspended after first-leg booking)

Probable Lineups:

Eintracht Frankfurt (3-4-2-1):

• Goalkeeper: Kevin Trapp
• Defenders: Tuta, Robin Koch, Nathaniel Brown
• Midfielders: Rasmus Kristensen, Ellyes Skhiri, Hugo Larsson, Ansgar Knauff
• Attacking Midfielders: Mario Götze, Jean Bahoya
• Forward: Hugo Ekitike

Ajax (4-3-3):

• Goalkeeper: Jay Gorter
• Defenders: Anton Gaaei, Josip Sutalo, Youri Baas, Jorrel Hato
• Midfielders: Kian Fitz-Jim, Jorthy Mokio, Kenneth Taylor
• Forwards: Steven Berghuis, Brian Brobbey, Mika Godts

Match Preview: Eintracht Frankfurt will look to leverage their home advantage to secure progression to the quarterfinals. The German side has been formidable at Deutsche Bank Park, making them a tough opponent for any visiting team. However, Ajax boasts a strong European pedigree and will be determined to overturn the first-leg deficit.

Key battles to watch include Hugo Ekitike against Ajax’s defensive line and Brian Brobbey’s potential return, which could provide the Dutch side with much-needed attacking firepower. The absence of Jordan Henderson in midfield might also affect Ajax’s control of the game.

With both teams possessing quality and ambition, expect an intense encounter as they fight for a spot in the next round of the Europa League.