# Eintracht Frankfurt Beats VfL Bochum 2-0: Kostić Delivers Two Assists, Kamada Scores to Move Away from the Relegation Zone

**Eintracht Frankfurt secured a crucial 2-0 victory over VfL Bochum on Saturday, a result that keeps them alive in the race for European qualification and moves them closer to avoiding relegation.** The match, played at Deutsche Bank Park, was a tense affair but ultimately saw Frankfurt dominate possession and create numerous chances.

### Key Performances

**Aleksandar Kostić was the star of the game, delivering two assist**s in the first half alone. His relentless energy and vision on the field allowed Frankfurt to take control early. Kostić’s cross from the right flank set up the first goal in the 14th minute, finding the head of Randal Kame that’s. The second assist came shortly after, with Kostić once again picking out Kamada, who this time finished a clinical header to double the lead just before halftime.

**Randal Kame that’s, who has been under scrutiny due to his recent form, responded with a strong performance.** His two goals, combined with Kostić’s play, were enough to secure the win and provide a much-needed boost in their battle against relegation. Kamada’s goal was particularly significant, as it moved Frankfurt to 11th place in the league standings, keeping their hopes alive for avoiding the drop zone.

### Impact on Standings

This victory is particularly meaningful for Eintracht Frankfurt, who were hovering just above the relegation zone entering the match. With three points from this game, they have moved to 11th place and are now four points clear of 16th-placed VfL Bochum, who remain in serious trouble.

### Context and Reaction

The win was also a testament to the hard work of Head Coach Andrej Lichthein and his squad, who have faced significant criticism this season. Frankfurt’s ability to weather the storm and secure a vital three points will give them confidence heading into their next fixtures.

### Conclusion

Eintracht Frankfurt’s 2-0 victory over VfL Bochum was a statement win, not just for the three points it brought but also for the belief it instilled in the players and fans. With Kamada breaking his goal drought and Kostić continuing to shine, Frankfurt seems to have found the right balance to push forward in their fight to stay in Europe and avoid relegation.