6 – 0
“Ezechiel Banzuzi opens the scoring almost immediately, finishing from the center of the box after Neil El Aynaoui's cross following a fast break.”
Pivotal“Christopher Nkunku doubles Leipzig's lead just four minutes later, finishing from the center of the box after being set up by Antonio Nusa.”
Pivotal“Nkunku scores his second of the match from close range, making it 3-0 and effectively ending any hope of a Frankfurt comeback.”
Pivotal“Nkunku completes his hat-trick right before half-time, finishing another close-range chance to put Leipzig 4-0 up at the break.”
Pivotal“Substitute Tidiam Gomis caps off the scoring with a fast-break finish, sealing a brutal 6-0 margin in the final minute.”
Outstanding performance

Leipzig needed just five minutes to lay the groundwork for a rout, with Ezechiel Banzuzi and Christopher Nkunku scoring in the opening salvo before Nkunku added two more either side of half-time to complete his hat-trick by the 44th minute. Despite Frankfurt dominating possession (53%) and dangerous attacks (59 to 36), they squandered six big chances to Leipzig's three misses, and Noah Atubolu was repeatedly beaten by a Leipzig side clinical with every opportunity created. Antonio Nusa and substitute Tidiam Gomis added further gloss either side of the hour mark and late on, turning a comfortable lead into an embarrassing scoreline. For Leipzig, this result cements their title credentials with a statement home performance, while Frankfurt's toothless finishing and defensive fragility, especially in transition, raise serious questions after such a lopsided defeat on the road.
How entertaining was this match?
RB Leipzig's perfect, unbeaten home record this season collides with Eintracht Frankfurt's surprisingly potent away attack as both mid-table sides look to kickstart their campaigns. With Leipzig's coach under mounting pressure after a shaky start, this Red Bull Arena clash carries more weight than the modest table positions suggest.