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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-16 · 30 entries checked · 12 flagged · 26 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 14 still open
Frankfurt am Main — The entry incorrectly lists the venue order of the 1979–80 UEFA Cup final legs; historically, the first leg was played in Mönchengladbach (May 7, 1980) and the second leg in Frankfurt (May 21, 1980), not vice versa.
1959 European Cup Final — The entry incorrectly titles the event as the '1959 European Cup Final' instead of the historically accurate '1960 European Cup Final', creating a factual inconsistency with the match date.
1959 European Cup Final — The attendance figure is factually incorrect; the official attendance for the final was approximately 127,000, not 80,000.
1964-65 European Cup Semi-Final vs Inter Milan — The entry stating Eintracht Frankfurt's 1964-65 semi-final run remains one of their deepest continental runs until the modern era is misleading because they reached the European Cup final in 1960.
1959 Championship Final vs Schalke 04 — The claim that 'Schalke took an early lead' is factually incorrect; historical records confirm Eintracht Frankfurt scored the first goal (via Richard Kreß in the 1st minute), not Schalke.
1959 Championship Final vs Schalke 04 — The narrative description of Udo Klug's goal shifting momentum entirely to a decisive advantage is misleading because it omits that Schalke equalized later to make it 2-2 before the winning goal was scored, misrepresenting the match flow.
1975 DFB-Pokal Final vs Borussia Mönchengladbach — The match ended 1-0 for Eintracht Frankfurt, not with a higher scoreline or multiple goals.
1975 DFB-Pokal Final vs Borussia Mönchengladbach — Bernd Hölzenbein scored the only goal in the 57th minute; Wolfgang Kraus, Jürgen Grabowski, and Jupp Heynckes did not score.
1981 DFB-Pokal Final vs Hertha BSC — The final was played on May 2, 1981, not June 6, 1981.
1981 DFB-Pokal Final vs Hertha BSC — The victory qualified Eintracht for the 1981-82 European Cup Winners' Cup, not the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
Charly Körbel — The entry states Körbel played his final match at age 40, but he was actually 38 years old (born October 31, 1954; last match May 29, 1993) when he retired.
Adi Hütter — The entry incorrectly states Hütter arrived at 'Sackheim' instead of the correct location associated with Eintracht Frankfurt's stadium (Sachsenhausen)
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