Eintracht vs Stuttgart: Free Online Broadcast, Match Preview and Prediction
On Saturday, March 29, at 17:30 CET, the 27th round of the Bundesliga will feature a clash between Eintracht Frankfurt and Stuttgart. The teams come into the match with different form and objectives — one fighting for a Champions League spot, the other chasing a place in European competitions.
We've analyzed the stats, current form, and squad situations — and yes, you can watch the Eintracht vs Stuttgart match live for free! Enjoy the game!
Eintracht: A Top-4 Contender
After 26 matchdays, Eintracht has 45 points and currently sits in 4th place, holding on to the last Champions League spot with a three-point lead over the 5th. In their last Bundesliga game, they beat Bochum 3–1 away, though they followed that with a surprising 0–1 friendly defeat at home to low-tier Sonnenhof Großaspach.
The squad is dealing with serious injury issues — Trapp, Højlund, Skhiri, Chandler and others are sidelined. Still, the attack is led by the in-form Hugo Ekitike, who has already scored 13 goals this season. In their last five games (three official, two friendlies), Eintracht won three and lost two — a solid run, especially when compared to their upcoming opponent.
Stuttgart: European Dreams Fading
Stuttgart sits 10th in the table with 37 points. They are five points away from the European zone (top 6) and haven’t won in their last three league matches. Last round, they lost at home in a thriller against defending champions Bayer Leverkusen (3–4). Before that — a 2–2 draw with Holstein Kiel and previous losses.
Injuries are a problem: Nartey, Zagadou and others are out, while Stergiou is suspended. Defensively, the team is shaky, conceding frequently. Their top scorer remains Ermedin Demirović with 10 goals.
Prediction & Bet: Backing Eintracht
Given Stuttgart’s shaky form and Eintracht’s strong motivation to secure a Champions League spot, a home win looks likely. Plus, Frankfurt traditionally performs well at home. Bookmakers offer 2.45 for an Eintracht win, but a safer and more attractive bet might be a straight home win (P1) at 2.25.
You could also look at Over 2.5 goals — both teams tend to play open, high-scoring football, especially Stuttgart.
