Frankfurt v Tottenham

Tottenham travel to Frankfurt for their Europa League quarter-final second leg, aiming to improve on a disappointing first leg draw (1-1).

With Spurs' Premier League season going so poorly, it could be win or bust for Ange Postecoglou in the dugout.

⭐ Frankfurt v Tottenham Best Bet

Frankfurt have been formidable at the Deutsche Bank Park this season, losing just three of 21 games in all competitions, and scoring in every single one of those outings. In Europe, they’ve been even more ruthless at home - four wins and a draw from five Europa League matches, including an emphatic 4-1 thrashing of Ajax in the previous round.

The 1-1 draw in North London gives the hosts the psychological edge. Since then, they beat Heidenheim 3-0, strengthening their Champions League qualification bid through the league. With progression to a third Europa League semi-final in seven years in sight, confidence and clarity are both high in Dino Toppmöller’s camp.

Tottenham, by contrast, lost 4-2 to 16th-placed Wolves on Sunday. Their European away record does little to inspire confidence either; just 3 wins in their last 14 continental road games (3D, 8L), with five defeats in their last seven knockout away ties. In Germany, the story worsens - they’ve lost six of their last seven knockout fixtures when visiting Bundesliga opposition.

Tottenham have failed to progress in nine of their last 10 UEFA knockout ties when they haven’t won the home leg. That stat alone underlines the psychological mountain ahead - and contrasts sharply with Frankfurt’s pedigree in this competition, and their imperious record at home. The double chance not only shields against a narrow stalemate but also reflects the very real probability of them getting the job done in front of their fans.

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🔍 Frankfurt v Tottenham Players to Watch

⚪ Djed Spence

While not a frequent booking candidate with only four yellows this season, context again provides the value. Frankfurt’s left side - where Spence could operate - has drawn nine fouls across their last three games, including five in the first leg. Whether starting or coming off the bench late in the match,

Spence’s blend of physicality and urgency often leads to fouls, particularly in European fixtures where he averages 1.42 fouls per 90. Should Frankfurt target his flank again, the risk of a card is very real.

📂 Frankfurt v Tottenham Cheat Sheet

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💻 Frankfurt v Tottenham Form and Tactics

Frankfurt are eyeing a third UEFA Europa League semi-final in seven years, and after earning a 1-1 draw in North London, they return to Deutsche Bank Park knowing a home win seals progression. Backed by a four-match UEL winning streak on home turf, they’re in good shape.

Tactically, Frankfurt play a controlled, possession-based style (53.6%) using short-passing build-up and rarely resorting to long balls (6th lowest in the UEL). They average 1.9 goals for per game in Europe, and while they don’t dominate the opposition box, they remain clinical. Defensively, they concede 1.2 goals per game in Europe and are passive without the ball, making few tackles. Home advantage may tilt the balance, but with half of their eight previous home games against English sides ending in draws, it might not come easily.

Only once in Sprus' last 10 UEFA knockout ties have they advanced after failing to win the home leg. Add in six defeats from their last seven European knockout games away in Germany, and the omens aren't great.

Spurs mirror Frankfurt in many ways: 1.9 goals for per game in Europe, short passing, high-possession football (56.8%), and the fewest long balls in the competition. But where they may edge this tie is in attacking penetration - they see more touches in the opposition box, yet an inability to generate chances could be their downfall. They’ve also been more disciplined, ranking 3rd-best for fouls and cards. Defensively, they concede 1.1 per game and, like Frankfurt, don’t press aggressively, opting instead to control possession. However, with six defeats in their last seven away games in all competitions, Spurs need more than style - they need resilience.

🏁 Frankfurt v Tottenham Ref Watch

• Referee - Davide Massa

• Stats are per 90 and are taken from 24/25 games in all competitions (26 total)

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