Buy Eintracht Frankfurt vs SC Freiburg Tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Bundesliga fixture scheduled for Saturday, 19 September 2026 at Deutsche Bank Park and kick-off at 15:30 CEST. Both clubs list the same confirmed date and time, placing the match in the traditional Saturday afternoon slot in Frankfurt.
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This is Frankfurt's second Bundesliga home match of the campaign, following the early-September visit of Augsburg. Supporters comparing Eintracht Frankfurt tickets should look beyond the first price on screen and decide what matters most: a standing place in the home end, a seated longside view, a group of adjacent seats or a premium matchday package.
Freiburg arrive with a recent record that gives the fixture more weight than a routine early-season date. Frankfurt have won eight of the fifteen Bundesliga meetings staged at the current rebuilt stadium, while Freiburg have taken four and three have ended level. The last two meetings in Frankfurt both went to the hosts, including a 4-1 win in January 2025 and a 2-0 win in March 2026.
The 15:30 Saturday slot is one of the easiest Bundesliga times for domestic and international visitors. It leaves enough time to travel into Frankfurt in the morning, reach the ground without an early start and still return to the city centre in the evening. That convenience matters for resale demand because buyers are not forced to build the trip around a late Sunday finish or a Friday night arrival.
Freiburg also bring a meaningful travelling support. Buyers following SC Freiburg tickets have a dedicated away route through their club, while the wider market serves supporters who miss the member window or need a different seating arrangement. The visitor allocation sits on the eastern side of Deutsche Bank Park and is physically separated from Frankfurt's home support.
The stadium itself adds scarcity. Deutsche Bank Park holds around 59,500 for domestic football, but Eintracht's season-ticket base and strong membership demand absorb a large share before individual-match sales begin. A fixture does not need Bayern Munich or Borussia Dortmund in the away dressing room to become difficult in the sections Frankfurt supporters value most, especially standing areas in the Nordwestkurve and central longside seats.
Eintracht Frankfurt use a priority system for home league sales. For the Freiburg match, the club opened member presale before any public release and allowed members to buy within the stated ticket limit. Any general sale depends on places remaining after that priority phase. Buyers relying solely on the club route therefore need to follow the sale window closely rather than assume a public allocation will be substantial.
SC Freiburg run their own member presale for the visiting allocation. That is a separate process controlled by the away club, with its own timing and quantity rules. A buyer looking for the Freiburg end should not purchase a home-area seat simply because it appears available. Deutsche Bank Park enforces supporter segregation and the Nordwestkurve is a home section where visiting colours and fan items are not permitted.
A secondary marketplace provides another route when club windows have closed, membership is unavailable or the required quantity cannot be found. The practical advantage is comparison. You can assess live listings by stand, whether the place is seated or standing, how many seats are together and how the ticket will be delivered before committing to the order.
Club face value and resale price are not the same thing. Frankfurt's direct sale is built around membership access and fixed bands, while resale prices respond to supply, section, quantity and timing. A seller with two central longside seats can ask more than a seller with a single upper-corner place even when both started from the same fixture category.
1BoxOffice's wider Bundesliga guidance puts Eintracht Frankfurt among the clubs where standard resale inventory can run from roughly £35 at the lower end to £170 or more for stronger locations. Freiburg generally sit slightly lower across their season, but this page is priced by the Frankfurt home market rather than by Freiburg's own stadium. Treat every range below as planning guidance, not a fixed quote.
| Ticket Type | Typical Resale Range | Best For | What Changes the Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standing / less central home areas | £35 – £70 | Atmosphere and lower entry cost | Standing supply clears quickly and home-end restrictions matter. |
| Upper or corner seating | £55 – £95 | Value-led seated buyers | Elevation, corner angle and remaining pairs influence the figure. |
| Longside standard seating | £80 – £140 | Balanced view and comfort | Moving towards halfway usually raises the price. |
| Central lower / premium-position seats | £120 – £190+ | Closer, straighter sightlines | Centrality, row and adjacent-seat scarcity create the premium. |
| Hospitality / VIP products | £220 – £600+ | Hosted matchday | Lounge, catering, parking and seat position vary by package. |
Prices can move in both directions. New seller stock may appear after club distribution, while pairs and larger groups can become more expensive as matchday approaches. If two people must sit together, compare the cost of a genuine pair rather than using a single-seat price as the benchmark.
The biggest saving usually comes from changing position, not waiting for an uncertain late drop. Moving from a central longside block to a wing or upper corner can reduce the price while keeping a full-pitch view. Standing can be cheaper again, but it should be chosen because you are comfortable with that style of matchday, not simply because it is the lowest number on the page.
Deutsche Bank Park is divided into the Nordwestkurve, Ostkurve and the two longside stands, with business seating and boxes concentrated in premium areas. Use the Deutsche Bank Park seating plan before buying, then compare the wider Deutsche Bank Park tickets inventory if you want to understand how positions are described across events.
| Area | Best For | Price Level | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nordwestkurve | Eintracht atmosphere | Lower to mid | Frankfurt's main home end. Blocks 31 to 51 are treated as home support areas and Freiburg colours should not be worn there. |
| Gegentribüne | Longside view | Mid to upper | A strong option for buyers who want to read the full shape of the match without paying for the most central premium areas. |
| Haupttribüne | Comfort and central positions | Upper | Main-stand seating includes some of the strongest standard views plus access to business and hospitality products. |
| Ostkurve home-side areas | End-on value | Lower to mid | Useful if you want a seated or end-on perspective away from the main home curve. |
| Guest standing, Blocks 18 and 20 | Freiburg away support | Allocation-led | Standing visitor sectors on the east side, reached through the guest entrance arrangements. |
| Guest seated, Blocks 19 and 21 | Freiburg supporters wanting seats | Allocation-led | Seated visitor blocks alongside the standing allocation. Follow the final away-fan information for entrance and transport instructions. |
Neutral buyers normally get the simplest experience in a seated longside or upper-corner home area, provided the listing permits neutral attendance. Frankfurt supporters wanting the strongest noise should prioritise the Nordwestkurve, while Freiburg supporters should use the designated visitor sectors. Do not buy across supporter areas with the expectation that stadium staff will move you on the day.
The ground is large enough for position to matter but compact enough that upper seats can still provide a useful full-pitch view. If budget is important, moving higher or further from halfway is usually a better compromise than paying for the first lower-tier listing available.
Deutsche Bank Park has a substantial business operation with padded seats, lounges, business areas and private boxes. Hospitality can suit buyers who need a more structured day, are entertaining clients or simply want a central seat with indoor access before the match. It can also become relevant when premium standard seats rise close to the price of an entry-level hosted product.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Business seat with lounge access | Couples and small groups | Padded central seating with indoor hospitality before kick-off and at half time. |
| Business lounge package | Corporate guests | Catering, drinks and a stronger longside position in one product. |
| Premium matchday package | International visitors | A more structured arrival with premium seating and hosted facilities. |
| Private box | Larger groups and companies | Private space, catering and dedicated seating for a full group. |
Read the inclusions rather than judging hospitality by the name alone. Two packages can sit in similar price bands while offering different catering hours, seat positions, parking arrangements or lounge access. A product with a slightly less central seat can still be better value if it includes the facilities your group actually wants.
For a Saturday afternoon fixture, hospitality also removes some of the uncertainty around where to spend the hours before kick-off. That can be useful for overseas visitors arriving into Frankfurt on the morning of the match, although it should not be treated as a substitute for allowing enough time to reach the stadium.
Eintracht Frankfurt state that home tickets for this sales phase are mobile tickets. That makes the phone used for entry part of the matchday plan. Set up the required account or wallet in advance, keep access to the email used for the order and make sure the device is charged before leaving your hotel or home.
| Delivery Type | What to Review |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Load the ticket on the supported device before travelling and confirm that the barcode or pass is visible. |
| Digital transfer | Accept the transfer using the email or account stated in the instructions, then verify that the ticket appears correctly. |
| Wallet pass | Add it to the compatible wallet before reaching the turnstiles and avoid relying on weak stadium-area mobile data. |
| Listing-specific handover | Use only where the order clearly states an alternative method and gives practical instructions for collection or support. |
Freiburg away supporters should also follow the final visitor information for Entrance E2A and the east-side blocks. The Gleisdreieck area is used for home supporters, while travelling-fan buses and designated away transport have separate arrangements. Keeping the correct supporter route matters because the crowd flows are deliberately separated before the turnstiles.
Carry photo identification, leave enough time for bag and ticket controls and do not assume a screenshot will work where a live mobile pass is required. The safest approach is to open the ticket before joining the final queue and keep the phone out of low-power or connectivity modes that may interfere with the pass.
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Step1
Open the correct match
Confirm Eintracht Frankfurt at home to SC Freiburg on Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 15:30 CEST before comparing any listing.
Step2
Create or access your account
New customers can create an account. Returning customers should use the details attached to their previous orders so delivery information stays consistent.
Step3
Choose the quantity first
Set the number of places you need before filtering by stand. Singles, pairs and groups can have very different availability inside the same area.
Step4
Decide seated or standing
German grounds make this distinction important. Choose standing only if that is the matchday you want and confirm that every person in the group is comfortable with it.
Step5
Review the supporter section
Frankfurt home areas and Freiburg visitor areas are segregated. Read the listing notes carefully if you plan to wear club colours or travel with an away-supporter group.
Step6
Compare position and total price
Look at the full amount alongside the stand, row, quantity and delivery method. A lower headline figure is not automatically the better seat or easier order.
Step7
Complete payment
Review the order summary one final time, then pay using the available secure payment methods and keep the confirmation email for reference.
Step8
Follow delivery
Use track order for status updates and follow every mobile-transfer instruction as soon as it arrives.
Do not build the plan around a guaranteed late price fall. Frankfurt's home demand is strong enough that the best-value sections can disappear even when the overall event still shows plenty of listings. If you already know the stand and quantity you want, a fair price in the correct area can be better than waiting for a cheaper seat that never appears.
Frankfurt is one of Germany's easiest football cities for overseas visitors because the airport and long-distance rail station connect directly into the regional transport network. A 15:30 Saturday kick-off gives travellers more flexibility than a late Sunday game, but arriving in the city the previous evening remains the lower-risk option if the match is the main reason for the trip.
Digital delivery suits international buyers because there is no need to send a physical ticket to a hotel, but it creates its own responsibilities. Use an email address you can access abroad, keep the same phone number active where possible and avoid changing the device tied to a wallet pass immediately before matchday. If the order covers several people, make sure everyone understands who holds the entry passes and whether they must enter together.
From central Frankfurt, local rail and tram routes feed the stadium area, followed by a short walk. Crowd management is different for home and away supporters, so Freiburg fans should follow the visitor instructions rather than simply copying the route used by Frankfurt supporters. Allow extra time after the final public-transport stop because the busiest part of the journey is the final approach to the entrances.
The modern stadium-era Bundesliga series starts on 14 February 2010, when Frankfurt beat Freiburg 2-1. It has since produced several sharp swings. Freiburg's biggest result here came in March 2014 with a 4-1 win, while Frankfurt's strongest reply arrived in January 2025 by the same margin. Those two scores sit eleven years apart but show how little value there is in treating this as an automatic home result.
The highest-scoring meeting in scope came behind closed doors in May 2020, when Frankfurt and Freiburg drew 3-3. More recently the direction has favoured the hosts. Frankfurt won 2-1 in May 2023, drew 0-0 four months later, then followed with 4-1 in January 2025 and 2-0 in March 2026.
The balance across fifteen matches is competitive rather than even. Frankfurt have more wins and more goals, but Freiburg have taken four victories in the same stadium era and have twice won by multiple goals. For buyers, that history gives the September fixture a credible sporting edge without relying on a manufactured rivalry.
The figures below use a strict scope: Bundesliga meetings played at the current rebuilt Frankfurt stadium, with Eintracht Frankfurt as the home team and SC Freiburg as the opponent. Reverse fixtures in Freiburg, DFB-Pokal games and the 2004 meeting played before the present stadium rebuild are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 15 |
| Eintracht Frankfurt wins | 8 |
| SC Freiburg wins | 4 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Eintracht Frankfurt goals | 26 |
| SC Freiburg goals | 19 |
| Biggest Eintracht Frankfurt win | 4-1, 14 January 2025 |
| Biggest SC Freiburg win | 1-4, 16 March 2014 |
| First meeting in scope | 14 February 2010 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 1 March 2026 |
Scope note: totals were calculated from the match list below and compared with Bundesliga records, DFB match data and independent results archives.
Frankfurt's eight wins give them a clear advantage in results, but the goal difference is only plus seven across fifteen matches. The three draws include the 3-3 match in 2020 and the goalless game in September 2023, so the series has produced both open and tightly controlled afternoons.
All fifteen Frankfurt-hosted Bundesliga meetings at the current rebuilt stadium are listed newest first. The venue column is unnecessary because every row shares the same scope.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 1 March 2026 | Eintracht Frankfurt 2-0 SC Freiburg |
| 14 January 2025 | Eintracht Frankfurt 4-1 SC Freiburg |
| 24 September 2023 | Eintracht Frankfurt 0-0 SC Freiburg |
| 27 May 2023 | Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 SC Freiburg |
| 10 April 2022 | Eintracht Frankfurt 1-2 SC Freiburg |
| 22 May 2021 | Eintracht Frankfurt 3-1 SC Freiburg |
| 26 May 2020 | Eintracht Frankfurt 3-3 SC Freiburg |
| 19 January 2019 | Eintracht Frankfurt 3-1 SC Freiburg |
| 13 January 2018 | Eintracht Frankfurt 1-1 SC Freiburg |
| 5 March 2017 | Eintracht Frankfurt 1-2 SC Freiburg |
| 23 August 2014 | Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 SC Freiburg |
| 16 March 2014 | Eintracht Frankfurt 1-4 SC Freiburg |
| 30 September 2012 | Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 SC Freiburg |
| 17 September 2010 | Eintracht Frankfurt 0-1 SC Freiburg |
| 14 February 2010 | Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 SC Freiburg |
Result note: the sequence was verified against multiple match databases, with the March 2026 result also confirmed by Bundesliga match reporting. Scores are shown with Eintracht Frankfurt first because Frankfurt are the home team in every row.
The newest four meetings show why an old all-time percentage should not be used as a prediction. Frankfurt have three wins and one draw in that run, but the broader fifteen-game sample still contains four Freiburg victories. The September 2026 match begins a new season and the historical record is context, not a forecast.
The match is scheduled for Saturday, 19 September 2026 at Deutsche Bank Park, with kick-off at 15:30 CEST. Both clubs list the same date and time.
Membership gives priority in the club's own sale, while any public release depends on remaining stock. Secondary-market listings provide another route for buyers without the relevant member access.
The visitor area is on the eastern side. Blocks 18 and 20 are standing visitor sectors and Blocks 19 and 21 are seated visitor sectors. Follow the final Freiburg and Frankfurt supporter information before travel.
Yes. Eintracht Frankfurt state that home tickets in the relevant 2026/27 sale are issued as mobile tickets. Follow the delivery instructions attached to your order and prepare the pass before reaching the turnstile.
A practical planning range is roughly £35 to £170+ for standard inventory, with central, grouped or premium-position seats potentially higher. Live prices change with supply and timing.
Sources: official Eintracht Frankfurt and SC Freiburg fixture and ticketing information, Bundesliga match records, DFB match data, Deutsche Bank Park visitor guidance and independent historical results databases.