Stuttgart and Eintracht Frankfurt go head-to-head for a place in the DFB Pokal final on Wednesday (7.45pm, UK time).
Stuttgart will put their fight to avoid relegation to one side as they look to reach the DFB Pokal final for the first time since 2013.
Sebastian Hoeneß’s side go into the match on good form, having gone each of their last five games across all competitions unbeaten (W3, D2) and will be confident of progressing against a Frankfurt team that have picked up just one win in their last 12 matches.
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When is Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt?
Stuttgart v Eintracht Frankfurt will take place at the Mercedes-Benz Arena on Wednesday 3rd May.
What is the kick-off time for Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt?
As it’s a weekday game, Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt will be played under the lights at 7.45pm (UK time).
Where can I watch Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt on TV?
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Who is refereeing Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt?
Daniel Schlager will take charge of the DFB Pokal semi-final. He has averaged 4.92 yellow cards per game in the Bundesliga this season, whilst also handing out four reds in the 14 games he has taken charge of.
Stuttgart team news
Sebastian Hoeneß will be sweating on the fitness of top goalscorer Serhou Guirassy, after being taken off in the second half against Gladbach on Saturday. Tiago Tomás replaced him then and will be hoping to get the nod if the Frenchman doesn’t make it.
Apart from that, the Stuttgart head coach has a fully fit squad to choose from.
Eintracht Frankfurt team news
Frankfurt will be without Evan Ndicka, Philipp Max, Kristijan Jakic and Hrvoje Smolcic through injury, while Randal Kolo Muani will be hoping to be fit after missing the weekend’s game with Augsburg.
Midfielder Djibril Sow was rested at the weekend and should come straight back into the middle of midfield.
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Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt: What’s being said?
2021/22 Europa League winners Eintracht Frankfurt have more silverware on their minds and manager Oliver Glasner is determined that the side reach another final.
“A semi-final is great, but obviously we want more and we’ll summon all our strengths. It’s all or nothing – and we’re going to go for all. We have a number of players here who were cup winners in 2018 and Europa League winners in 2022. That leaves an imprint on your heart and makes you hooked.”
“It’s about bringing to the surface the potential that lies in every single player. We don’t have to change anything fundamental about our playing system, but we haven’t been able to produce it consistently lately. I’m firmly convinced that a positive mood is the basis for being able to fulfil potential. I always try to look into the players’ heads. I talk to them and observe them. The task is to tap into everyone’s potential, try to improve it and then put everything together so that it clicks. And that’s what we have to do on the pitch in Stuttgart.”