Frankfurt won 2-1 against Westham in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League quarterfinals, and with the advantage of home ground in the second leg, they are optimistic about their chances of advancing to the final, with two of the team's main players, Kamada Daichi and Ferrara Gosti, expected to be crowned as the UEFA's leading goal scorer and assist leader respectively.
Japanese international Kamada scored the winning goal against Westham in the first leg and has accumulated five goals this term, only one behind Rangers' right winger D'Alfonso D'Alfonso, Lyon's Togoligambi and Porto's Galeno, who are at the top of the scoring chart. Since Lyon and Porto are out of the tournament, Kamada has only D'Alfonso to beat.
Kamada scored 9 goals for Eintracht Frankfurt in all competitions this season, 5 of which came from the EHF Cup. It is obvious that Kamada has been playing especially well in this tournament, and as he is playing as a wing forward, he has more chances of scoring goals than Tatsuya, who is playing as a right back, so he can overtake his opponent at any time.
