Eintracht Frankfurt 3-1 Hamburger SV: Frankfurt beat Hamburg again, days after the cup tie
An early own goal, a quick Moffi equaliser and second-half finishes from Onyedika and Ebnoutalib gave Frankfurt a 3-1 Bundesliga win.
Eintracht Frankfurt beat Hamburger SV 3-1 at Deutsche Bank Park on Sunday, 1 November, in Matchday 8 of the 2026/27 Bundesliga. It came days after Frankfurt also beat Hamburg in the DFB-Pokal, according to Hessenschau, and this time the points went on the league table.
Four goals, two before the quarter-hour
The opening goal came in the 10th minute and was not scored by a Frankfurt player: Hamburg's Warmed Omari deflected the ball into his own net in a Frankfurt attack that began with a pass from Can Uzun, according to Bundesliga.com's match centre. Hamburg levelled quickly. Terem Moffi made it 1-1 in the 14th minute, with Albert Grønbæk credited with the assist.
Frankfurt regained the lead right after the interval. In the 47th minute Raphael Onyedika bundled in a rebound after Lilian Brassier's header was parried by Hamburg goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes, as Bundesliga.com records it. (Hessenschau gives the minute as the 46th; the league's own match centre says 47th, which Torch has used.)
The final goal came in the 69th minute. Younes Ebnoutalib finished from an assist by Can Uzun to make it 3-1.
The moments that did not count or just missed
Bundesliga.com's match centre notes that Frankfurt had a goal ruled out for offside after a VAR review in the 62nd minute. Hamburg's best chances of the second half also came close: a shot in the 75th minute hit the crossbar after Heuer Fernandes tipped it onto the woodwork, and Hamburg themselves hit the crossbar late on from a corner after an Omari header. Hamburg collected four yellow cards, including one for Omari in the 76th minute.
What it means
For Frankfurt, a second win over Hamburg in the space of a week, and a league victory at home. For Hamburg, a defeat in which they answered the early own goal within four minutes but could not match Frankfurt's second-half finishing. Hessenschau's reaction coverage reports Hamburg coach Merlin Polzin as saying his side was very disappointed and had missed the start of both halves; Torch has paraphrased rather than quoted.
Torch has not stated league-table positions because we could not confirm a post-match table against the league's own page.