Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig played out a thrilling encounter at the Veltins-Arena on Sunday evening. The match was a tense affair as both teams put up a strong fight to secure a point.

The game began with both sides looking for an early breakthrough, but neither side could find the net. In the 22nd minute, Eintracht Frankfurt midfielder Kevin Kamada scored his first goal for the club, giving them the lead.

However, just four minutes later, Leipzig equalized through a stunning strike from substitute Max Kruse. The goal gave the visitors hope and momentum, and they continued to press forward throughout the second half.

In the 87th minute, Eintracht Frankfurt's goalkeeper Sebastian Rode made a crucial save to deny Leipzig a late winner. However, it was too little too late as Kamada scored his second goal of the match in stoppage time to give Eintracht Frankfurt all three points.

Despite losing the game, Leipzig coach Oliver Glasner praised his team's performance and the spirit shown by his players. He also acknowledged the importance of securing a point against a top-four team like Eintracht Frankfurt.

Eintracht Frankfurt manager Eelco Schattau was pleased with his team's effort and their ability to hold onto the lead despite facing numerous attacks from Leipzig. He also commended Kamada for his two goals, which helped Eintracht Frankfurt to secure all three points.

Overall, this match was a closely contested affair that saw both sides put up a strong fight. It will be interesting to see how both teams respond when they face off again in the future.