Eintracht Frankfurt Beats Borussia Mönchengladbach, Kostić Scores Win

Eintracht Frankfurt secured their first victory in the Bundesliga this season against Borussia Mönchengladbach on Saturday, with a comprehensive 4-1 win at the Allianz Arena.

The match was played under sunny conditions and attracted a large crowd to the stadium. Eintracht Frankfurt started brightly, creating several chances in the opening minutes but failed to capitalize. However, they were fortunate to score the opener when Nikola Kostić converted from close range after receiving a pass from Thomas Müller.

Mönchengladbach responded quickly, and goalkeeper Manuel Neuer made some crucial saves to keep them in the game. The second half saw Eintracht Frankfurt pressing harder, and they finally broke through in the 68th minute when Julian Wehrle scored from a corner kick.

Kostić then added another goal in the 75th minute, putting Eintracht Frankfurt ahead for good. The final blow came in the 92nd minute when Christian Fuchs netted his first league goal of the season.

The win moved Eintracht Frankfurt up to seventh place in the table, while Borussia Mönchengladbach remained in fifth place. This result is significant for Eintracht Frankfurt as it gives them a boost in confidence heading into their upcoming matches.

Overall, Eintracht Frankfurt demonstrated their resilience and ability to come back from behind to secure a much-needed victory. The performance of Nikola Kostić was particularly impressive, scoring two goals in just 34 minutes of play. This win also highlights the improvement of the team's attacking options under new manager Joachim Löw.