Eintracht Braunschweig in crisis: fans demand a change of coach!

Eintracht Braunschweig in crisis: fans demand a change of coach!

Eintracht Braunschweig is in sporting misery. BTSV was defeated 1-2 in the game against 1. FC Nürnberg on November 5, 2025. This was the sixth defeat from the last seven games and the mood among the supporters couldn't be more tense. The fans expressed their displeasure with the team's performance and are calling for a change of coach.

After this further defeat, Eintracht is threatened with relegation from the top half of the table. The performance against direct competitors from the bottom of the table is particularly disappointing. Many supporters asked themselves who the team could still win against, if not against direct rivals like Nuremberg. According to an online comment on the “X” platform (formerly Twitter), tolerance towards coach Backhaus has now come to an end. One user even describes the situation as “bottomless” and demands: “Action must finally be taken!”

Eintracht continues to slip

Thanks to 1. FC Nürnberg's victory, they moved past BTSV in the table, while Braunschweig remains stuck in the bottom of the table. This misery is also reflected in the high number of six expulsions in the season so far. “Red cards don’t bring you points,” this comment shows the lack of understanding many fans have for the current events on the pitch.

The disappointed supporters are demanding that the club management finally take the necessary measures to initiate the sporting turnaround. The pressure on coach Backhaus is growing. The question remains: Will he be able to regain the fans' trust, or are there more turbulent weeks ahead?

Eintracht have crucial games on the agenda in the coming weeks in which they absolutely have to score points in order to avoid falling further into the relegation vortex. We will always keep you up to date on the schedule, because the upcoming games will be of enormous importance for the future of the club. Information about this can be found at Eintracht Frankfurt.

It remains to be seen whether Eintracht can turn things around - the time for big words is over, action is now required.