With Jürgen Klopp as their "lucky charm", RB Leipzig celebrated the first Bundesliga win in the club's history at Eintracht Frankfurt and took a big step towards the top flight. Under the eyes of Red Bull's soccer world boss, the Saxons won the top match of the 30th matchday 3:1 (1:1) thanks to a spirited performance and secured the long-awaited premiere treble on the Main at the tenth attempt.
In front of 58,500 spectators, Yan Diomande put the Champions League contenders in front in the 27th minute, which Hugo Larsson (34th) equalized. Antonio Nusa (70) and Conrad Harder (81) scored after the break to secure victory for Leipzig, who moved up to third place with 59 points, at least overnight. Frankfurt remain seventh in the table with 42 points, but can be overtaken by closest rivals SC Freiburg (40) on Sunday.