How to watch today's Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ferencvaros Europa League game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Eintracht Frankfurt will welcome Ferencvaros to Deutsche Bank Park for a Europa League encounter on Thursday.

The German side faced a 3-2 defeat against Lyon last time out in the competition, while Ferencvaros' last result in Europe was a 5-0 loss to PAOK.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ferencvaros online - TV channels & live streams

TNT Sports 3

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In the United Kingdom (UK), the Europa League match between Eintracht Frankfurt and Ferencvaros will be available to watch live through TNT Sports 3.

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Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ferencvaros kick-off time

Europa League - Europa League

Deutsche Bank Park

The Europa League match between Eintracht Frankfurt and Ferencvaros will be played at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt, Germany.

It will kick off at 8 pm GMT on Thursday, January 23, in the UK.

Team news & squads

Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ferencvaros lineups

Eintracht Frankfurt

4-4-2

Formation

4-3-3

FTC

1

K. Trapp

35

Tuta

3

A. Theate

13

Rasmus Nissen

4

R. Koch

20

C. Uzun

15

E. Skhiri

16

H. Larsson

36

A. Knauff

27

M. Goetze

11

H. Ekitike

90

D. Dibusz

34

Raul

25

C. Makreckis

3

S. Gartenmann

27

I. Cisse

7

M. Ben Romdhane

15

M. Abu Fani

80

H. Maiga

20

A. Traore

10

K. Malinowski

19

B. Varga

4-3-3

FTC

SGE

-Line up

• 1

  K. Trapp

  87’

• 35

  Tuta

  80’

• 3

  A. Theate

• 13

  Rasmus Nissen

  74’

• 4

  R. Koch

  77’

• 20

  C. Uzun

  49’

  84’

• 15

  E. Skhiri

• 16

  H. Larsson

• 36

  A. Knauff

  90’ + 4’

• 27

  M. Goetze

  74’

• 11

  H. Ekitike

  59’

  80’

Substitutes

• 8

  F. Chaibi

  74’

• 22

  T. Chandler

• 47

  N. Fenyo

• 34

  N. Collins

  80’

• 40

  Kaua

• 42

  A. Siljevic

• 19

  J. Bahoya

  74’

• 9

  I. Matanovic

  80’

• 29

  N. Nkounkou

  84’

• 38

  E. Is

Manager

• D. Toppmoeller

FTC

-Line up

• 90

  D. Dibusz

  33’

• 34

  Raul

• 25

  C. Makreckis

• 3

  S. Gartenmann

• 27

  I. Cisse

• 7

  M. Ben Romdhane

  75’

• 15

  M. Abu Fani

  75’

• 80

  H. Maiga

• 20

  A. Traore

  63’

• 10

  K. Malinowski

  46’

• 19

  B. Varga

Substitutes

• 1

  A. Varga

  33’

• 54

  N. Kajan

• 8

  A. Pesic

• 64

  A. Toth

  75’

• 88

  P. Rommens

• 30

  Z. Gruber

• 99

  C. Ramirez

• 11

  M. Saldanha

  63’

• 17

  E. Civic

  46’

• 22

  G. Szalai

• 16

  K. Zachariassen

  75’

• 71

  C. Lakatos

Manager

• R. Keane

Eintracht Frankfurt team news

Forward Omar Marmoush is on the brink of a move to Man City, so Hugo Ekitike would be expected to bear the burden in front of goal.

Meanwhile, Aurele Amenda remains sidelined with an ACL injury. Eric Ebimbe is a doubt due to illness.

Ferencvaros team news

The Hungarian side signed Naby Keita last week, but the ex-Liverpool man is currently not registered to play for the club in the Europa League.

Barnabas Varga is back from a ban and should lead the line of attack.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

Useful links

• Latest betting updates
• Europa League news
• Eintracht Frankfurt team page
• Ferencvaros team page
• Football on TV in the UK