The 2024/25 UEFA Europa League quarter-finals will usher in the focus of the second leg, and Frankfurt will host Tottenham Hotspur from the Premier League. Coach Top Muller said that his team must get into the game state soon and is looking forward to facing Postecoglou's team again.

In the first leg of the quarter-finals, Frankfurt took the lead with Ekitik's goal, but was later scored by Pedro Porro and eventually tied 1-1 with Tottenham Hotspur away from home.

But in the 29th round of the Bundesliga earlier, Frankfurt relied on goals from Mateo Bavaro, Robin Koch and Ekitik to beat Heidenheim 3-0 and successfully prepare for the match against Tottenham Hotspur.

Frankfurt coach Topmuller said in an interview, "Everyone must be 100% in shape, and I believe they will do it. This game also requires a good game plan, sufficient intensity and some luck, and we also look forward to the atmosphere at home to play a role."

“The most important thing is that we have to get into the game quickly from the start. The advantage of playing at home in the second leg may come into play and we also hope that the fans will be the driving force. This is a big game and we are all looking forward to it.”

Topmuller continued, "I only have this game in my eyes now and I won't think about anything else. We will do our best and give an excellent performance, and our goal is to advance."

"We are looking forward to this game and the whole team is full of fighting spirit. We will give everything to strive for advancement, but we can't be complacent, but we are in a good position at the moment."

In addition, Tottenham Hotspur lost 2-4 to Wolves away from home in the Premier League earlier, so Postecoglou's team will definitely strive for victory to restore confidence and morale.

Topmuller stressed, "We are well aware of Tottenham Hotspur's strength, and this game will be extremely difficult. But we also believe in our abilities and the team's achievements. As for their 2-4 loss to Wolves in the last round of the Premier League, this will not have an impact, because their current focus will only be on the Europa League."