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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of RB Leipzig 6-0 Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga on Saturday, 06 December 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
RB Leipzig secured a convincing 6-0 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt. The hosts took an early lead when Conrad Harder scored in the 5th minute, assisted by Christoph Baumgartner, and doubled their advantage through Christoph Baumgartner in the 31st minute, with an assist from Conrad Harder. A VAR check in the 41st minute did not alter the flow, as RB Leipzig maintained control heading into the break, building on their recent form that included a win over Werder Bremen and a draw with Borussia Mönchengladbach.
The second half saw RB Leipzig pull away decisively, with Yan Diomande netting in the 47th and 55th minutes, the latter assisted by Christoph Baumgartner, before David Raum converted a penalty in the 62nd minute. Yan Diomande completed his hat-trick in the 65th minute, assisted by Nicolas Seiwald, as substitutions began to shape the closing stages. This dominant display extended RB Leipzig’s strong home form, contrasting with Eintracht Frankfurt’s mixed recent results, including a draw against VfL Wolfsburg and a win over FC Köln.
RB Leipzig edged possession at 52% compared to Eintracht Frankfurt’s 48%, which helped them create more structured attacks, while Frankfurt relied on successful dribbles, recording 45 to Leipzig’s 32, suggesting they posed threats on the counter but failed to convert. The hosts dominated corners with 4 to none and benefited from 4 assists in their goals, alongside scoring from their single penalty, underlining their clinical edge; cards were minimal, with Leipzig receiving 1 yellow and Frankfurt 2, indicating a relatively clean but one-sided contest without reds or injury-time goals.
Both teams used all 5 substitutions, with RB Leipzig making a triple change in the 67th minute as Tidiam Gomis replaced David Raum, Max Finkgräfe came on for Conrad Harder, and Andrija Maksimovic took over from Christoph Baumgartner, followed by Ezechiel Banzuzi for Nicolas Seiwald in the 72nd and Samba Konate for Yan Diomande in the 87th. Eintracht Frankfurt adjusted earlier, with Jessic Ngankam replacing Michy Batshuayi at half-time in the 46th, then Hugo Larsson for Jean-Mattéo Bahoya and Oscar Højlund for Mahmoud Dahoud in the 56th, Mario Götze for Ritsu Doan in the 67th, and Aurèle Amenda for Nathaniel Brown in the 69th, but these changes could not stem the tide.
RB Leipzig’s early breakthrough came in the 5th minute when Conrad Harder scored, assisted by Christoph Baumgartner, setting a dominant tone, and they extended the lead in the 31st minute as Christoph Baumgartner found the net with an assist from Conrad Harder. A VAR review in the 41st minute checked an incident involving Christoph Baumgartner but play continued without change, allowing Leipzig to maintain momentum into the second half.
The game turned decisively after the break, with Yan Diomande scoring in the 47th and again in the 55th, assisted by Christoph Baumgartner, before David Raum’s penalty goal in the 62nd following a yellow card for him earlier in the 53rd. Yan Diomande sealed his hat-trick in the 65th, assisted by Nicolas Seiwald, while Frankfurt’s yellow cards to Arthur Theate in the 68th and Nnamdi Collins in the 85th highlighted their frustration; substitutions, including Leipzig’s triple switch in the 67th, helped manage the closing stages without shifting the balance.
RB Leipzig lined up in a 4-3-3 formation that allowed them to control midfield and exploit the flanks effectively, with standout partnerships evident between Conrad Harder and Christoph Baumgartner, who combined for early goals and assists. Yan Diomande led the attack with his hat-trick, while David Raum contributed from the back with a penalty goal before being replaced by Tidiam Gomis in the 67th minute. Nicolas Seiwald provided key support in midfield, including an assist, until Ezechiel Banzuzi came on for him in the 72nd.
Eintracht Frankfurt deployed a 3-4-2-1 shape aimed at defensive solidity and quick transitions, but it struggled against Leipzig’s pressure, with players like Arthur Theate and Nnamdi Collins picking up yellow cards in the second half. Michy Batshuayi started up front but was replaced by Jessic Ngankam at half-time in the 46th minute, while midfield adjustments saw Hugo Larsson come on for Jean-Mattéo Bahoya and Oscar Højlund for Mahmoud Dahoud in the 56th. Further changes included Mario Götze replacing Ritsu Doan in the 67th and Aurèle Amenda for Nathaniel Brown in the 69th, yet no clear partnerships emerged to turn the tide.
Bwin’s Man of the Match was Yan Diomande, who starred for RB Leipzig with a hat-trick of goals in the 47th, 55th, and 65th minutes, showcasing his finishing ability without recording assists. His performance included 1 key pass but no big chances created, underlining his direct impact in front of goal during the second-half rout. Diomande’s contributions were pivotal before he was replaced by Samba Konate in the 87th minute.
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RB Leipzig have just secured a 6-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, maintaining their push at the top with 29 points in 2nd place, following a run of form that includes three wins and a draw in their last five league games. They next face FC Union Berlin on 12 December 2025 at 19:30, with the opponents currently 12th on 15 points, offering Leipzig a chance to extend their strong position and chase further European qualification.
Eintracht Frankfurt have just suffered a 6-0 defeat to RB Leipzig, leaving them 7th on 21 points after a patchy run with two wins, two draws, and now this loss in their recent league outings. They next play FC Barcelona on 9 December 2025 at 20:00, with the opponents’ position and points to be confirmed, presenting a tough test as Frankfurt look to bounce back and solidify their mid-table standing.
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