For the Haters
Twice 0-7: The biggest Bundesliga humiliations for Eintracht are the two 0-7 record defeats — thrashings that haunt the club's history.
0-5 in the UEFA Cup: On the international stage, the 0-5 defeat at Danish outsiders Brøndby IF in the UEFA Cup in the 1991/92 season represents one of the most embarrassing European nights in the club's history.
Longest losing streak: Eintracht Frankfurt suffered seven consecutive defeats from matchday 12 to 18 in the 2003/04 season — a run of misery.
Most defeats: Eintracht Frankfurt suffered 20 defeats in the 2003/04 season.
Longest winless run: The SGE went 17 consecutive Bundesliga matches without a victory in the 1983/84 season — a record that tested even the most loyal supporters.
1-6 against a third-division side: In 1996 and 2000, Eintracht Frankfurt were eliminated from the DFB-Pokal in the first and second round respectively with 1-6 defeats by lower-league opposition — humiliations that became running jokes.
There is no Rostock and there never was a Rostock: May 16, 1992 has been erased from Eintracht Frankfurt's official club chronicles. The relegation-sealing defeat at Hansa Rostock is a trauma the club prefers to forget.
Relegation 1995/96: The first Frankfurt relegation season in 1995/96 produced a then-worst haul of 32 points — a dismal campaign that ended in the drop.
Worse still? Yes! The relegation season of 2003/04 set several negative records from a Frankfurt perspective — eclipsing even the misery of 1996.