Eintracht Frankfurt defeated FC Augsburg in the Bundesliga on Sunday, securing their first win of the season after a tight encounter that saw both teams score late goals.

The match was played at the Allianz Arena in Munich, with Eintracht Frankfurt starting the game with control over possession and creating several chances to break through the opposition's defense. However, it was Augsburg who broke the deadlock when goalkeeper Jan Oblak made an error in handling a cross from Julian Nagelsmann, allowing Kamada to tap in for his first goal of the season.

Despite this early setback, Eintracht Frankfurt continued to press and eventually found the equalizer when Kostić scored from close range after a corner kick. The second half saw both teams continuing to create opportunities, but neither team could find the back of the net.

With just minutes left to play, Eintracht Frankfurt had a chance to take the lead when Nagelsmann curled a free-kick into the box, but his effort was saved by Augsburg goalkeeper David Alaba. With time running out, Augsburg finally got the better of the game when Kostić fired home a stunning volley from 25 yards out, sending the crowd into raptures as they celebrated their unlikely victory.

Eintracht Frankfurt will now be looking to continue their impressive start to the season, while Augsburg will need to bounce back quickly if they want to avoid being knocked out of the league. The result is likely to have a significant impact on the standings, with Eintracht Frankfurt moving up to third place in the table and Augsburg sliding down to fourth.