How to Watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs. FC St. Pauli: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time
How to Watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs. FC St. Pauli: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time | 5/11/2025
Eintracht Frankfurt hosts FC St. Pauli on Sunday in their second meeting in the Bundesliga this season (Eintracht Frankfurt took the first 1-0). The rematch begins at 11:30 AM ET. The match will stream on ESPN+.
Eintracht Frankfurt finished level in its last match, 1-1, against FSV Mainz away from home on May 4. FSV Mainz outshot Eintracht Frankfurt by a margin of 11 to eight.
FC St. Pauli was defeated by VfB Stuttgart 1-0 at home in its most recent match on May 3, while being outshot 15 to seven.
How to watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs. FC St. Pauli
When: Sunday, May 11, 2025 at 11:30 AM ET
Sunday, May 11, 2025 at 11:30 AM ET Where: Frankfurt Arena in Frankfurt-Flughafen, Germany
Frankfurt Arena in Frankfurt-Flughafen, Germany Live Stream: ESPN+
Watch live sports and more without cable on ESPN+. Click here to watch Bundesliga action.
Eintracht Frankfurt key players
Hugo Ekitike has 15 goals (on 75 shots, 2.4 per game) and six assists for Eintracht Frankfurt.
Nathaniel Brown has three goals and eight assists.
With three goals and six assists, Ansgar Knauff is producing for Eintracht Frankfurt as well.
With four goals and two assists, Can Yılmaz Uzun is producing, too.
FC St. Pauli key players
Johannes Eggestein has three goals (on 20 shots, 1.0 per game) and four assists for FC St. Pauli.
Morgan Guilavogui has five goals and one assist, another key player for FC St. Pauli.
With three goals and two assists, Elias Saad is chipping in for FC St. Pauli as well.
Jackson Irvine has no goals, but five assists (on 25 chances created, 0.9 per game).
To watch live sports and more without cable, head to ESPN+. Click here to watch Bundesliga action.
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