Tottenham vs eintracht frankfurt

The Champions League returns to action Wednesday on Who's Playing Eintracht Frankfurt @ Tottenham Hotspur What to Know We're heading into Matchday 4 of the Champions League group stage, and Eintracht Frankfurt will be playing Tottenham Hotspur at 3 p.m. ET Wednesday, Oct. 12 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Eintracht Frankfurt tied Tottenham 0-0 in their previous leg to earn one point. With half the group stage already in the books, Eintracht Frankfurt (four points) is in third place in Group D, while Spurs (four points) are in second place in the group behind Sporting CP (six points). If Sporting CP does not win against Tottenham, Eintracht Frankfurt has a chance to snatch the top spot with a win and some tie-breaking luck. A win for Tottenham would guarantee them at least second place; if Sporting CP loses, Tottenham would take their first-place spot. Craving even more coverage of the world's game? Listen below and follow As always CBS Sports and Wednesday's broadcast schedule (All times U.S./Eastern) • UEFA Champions League Today, 12:30 p.m., • Napoli vs. Ajax, 12:45 p.m., • Atletico Madrid vs. Club Brugge, 12:45 p.m., • UEFA Champions League Today, 2 p.m., • The Golazo Show, 3 p.m., • Bayer Leverkusen vs. FC Porto, 3 p.m., • Rangers vs. Liverpool, 3 p.m., • Barcelona vs. Inter Milan, 3 p.m., • Viktoria Plzen vs. Bayern Munich, 3 p.m., • Tottenham Hotspur vs. Eintracht Frankfurt, 3 p.m., • Sporting CP vs. Olympique de Marseille, 3 p.m., • UEFA Champions League Post-Match S...

Frankfurt took an early lead when Eric Dier lost possession and Daichi Kamada was teed up to score from close range but Harry Kane set up Son for the equaliser six minutes later. England captain Kane then scored from the penalty spot and Son's thumping volley made it 3-1 before half-time. Frankfurt's Tuta was shown a second yellow card for bringing Son down early in the second half but Faride Alidou's header made it 3-2 with three minutes remaining to make for a nervous ending for Spurs. Kane missed a second penalty in stoppage time but Tottenham held on for a deserved win. • Reaction to Wednesday's Champions League • Visit our Tottenham page for all the latest Spurs news, analysis and fan views in one place Tottenham looked back to their best at times and could have won by a greater margin, but sloppy mistakes kept Frankfurt in the game. The visitors largely struggled to deal with Spurs' attack but goalkeeper Hugo Lloris was forced to tip over an effort by Jesper Lindstrom and there was some desperate defending as Frankfurt had chances late on. Antonio Conte's hosts threatened throughout with Son, Ryan Sessegnon, Richarlison and Cristian Romero among those to come close. It was a frantic finale but victory means Tottenham sit top of the group with two wins from four matches, while Frankfurt drop to the bottom of the table with four points. Tottenham next host Sporting Lisbon on 26 October. Spurs' attack in potent mood Son Heung-min scored his fifth Champions League brace ...