Eintracht Frankfurt secured their spot in the Bundesliga table with a comprehensive victory over VfL Bochum on Sunday afternoon at the Allianz Arena.

The German giants dominated the game from start to finish, scoring five goals to one in a dominant display that saw them climb back into the top four of the league standings. The match was particularly noteworthy for its late strike, as striker Timo Kamada scored a stunning equalizer just before halftime to give Eintracht Frankfurt hope of avoiding relegation.

Kamada's goal came after a series of attacking moves from the home side, which culminated in him finding space in the penalty area and slotting the ball past VfL Bochum goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. The goal gave Eintracht Frankfurt a much-needed boost, as they were only three points away from securing a safe position in the top six.

Despite the setback, VfL Bochum continued to put pressure on the defending champions throughout the match. They managed to create several chances, including a header from Julian Brandt that was saved by Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper Janos Veres. However, it was not enough to prevent Eintracht Frankfurt from maintaining their lead.

The result leaves Eintracht Frankfurt with a 25-point advantage over VfL Bochum in the Bundesliga standings, giving them a strong chance of avoiding relegation. The team will now turn their attention to their upcoming matches, looking to maintain their momentum and build on their impressive performance against VfL Bochum.

Overall, this was another excellent performance for Eintracht Frankfurt, who continue to demonstrate their dominance in the Bundesliga. With Kamada's goal helping to secure their place in the top four, the team looks set to have a successful season ahead.