The 2024/25 season in numbers | OneFootball

Goalscorers galore, a speed record, top tacklers, and players who racked up the most time and distance: from 1 to 3,735, here are the key figures from Eintracht’s season.

1 – For the first time in the club’s history, Eintracht qualified for the UEFA Champions League via the Bundesliga after a 3-1 win at SC Freiburg.

3 – Amazingly, Omar Marmoush scored directly from a free kick in three consecutive matches against Bochum, Slavia Praha and Stuttgart. Two direct free-kick goals was a joint best in the league this season.

5 – When the Bundesliga called on fans and experts to vote for the Player of the Month or Rookie of the Month over the past season, there’s always been an Eagle on the shortlist for both in recent months. The Hessian club raked in five awards in total: Omar Marmoush was crowned Player of the Month twice in September and November 2024, while Kaua Santos (in September 2024) as well as Nathaniel Brown (in November and December 2024) claimed the rookie award.

9 – The highest-scoring game of this Bundesliga season took place at Deutsche Bank Park, when Eintracht thrashed Bochum 7-2.

12 – Eintracht scored 12 goals on the counter – no other Bundesliga team netted more than eight times in this manner. It’s not surprising that the two players with the most goals on the break, Hugo Ekitiké and Omar Marmoush with four apiece, also represent Frankfurt.

12.6 – Frankfurt’s distance runner is Ellyes Skhiri, who covered an average of 12.6 kilometres per 90 minutes.

18 – Eighteen of the Eagles’ 68 Bundesliga goals were scored from set pieces, trebling their tally from dead balls compared to the previous campaign.

19 – Koch, Brown, Tuta, Kristensen, Collins, Larson, Uzun, Chaibi, Skhiri, Højlund, Dina Ebimbe, Dahoud, Götze, Marmoush, Ekitiké, Knauff, Bahoya, Matanovic, Batshuayi: a total of 19 players got their name on the scoresheet across three competitions, while 18 different scorers in the Bundesliga was the most in the league.

21 – With 21 goals scored, Eintracht made it into the top 10 in the UEFA Europa League. Runners-up Manchester United were the highest scorers with 35 goals.

22 – Hugo Ekitiké was the team’s top scorer with 22 goals in all competitions.

25 – With an average age of 25 years and 156 days, Frankfurt fielded the second-youngest starting XI on average in the German top flight.

37.16 – In the away clash with Bochum on Matchday 26, Jean-Mattéo Bahoya was clocked at 37.16 kilometres per hour – a new record since data collection began in 2011.

71 – Kevin Trapp ended the season with a save percentage of 71.2%, a significant improvement on the 2023/24 campaign (65%). Taking into account the Bundesliga goalkeepers who played over 30% of their team’s matches, only four stoppers registered a better rate than the Eintracht captain.

107 – Robin Koch was the king of the skies for the Eagles, winning a total of 107 aerial duels. Among defenders, only Heidenheim’s Patrick Mainka (109) topped that. Talking of Koch, the centre-back was also named in the Europa League Team of the Season.

115 – No player fired off as many attempts on goal as Hugo Ekitiké.

123 – The most possession gains over the Bundesliga season in an Eintracht shirt went to Arthur Theate with 123, followed by Rasmus Kristensen and Hugo Larsson with 121 each.

1,899 – Eintracht played their 1,899th Bundesliga fixture on Matchday 33 – a symbolic number for the Eagles, as it also happens to be the year the club was founded. Forza SGE!

3,735 – Robin Koch completed the most minutes in all competitions this season. The 28-year-old spent 3,735 minutes on the pitch across 43 appearances. That’s closely followed by Hugo Ekitiké (3,645 minutes, 48 appearances) and Arthur Theate (3,613 minutes, 43 appearances).