Editing Frankfurt (section)

==Sports==

[[File:Match_Frankfurt_-_Marseille_in_November_2018.jpg|thumb|The [[Waldstadion (Frankfurt)|Waldstadion]] ({{as of|2023}} known as the ''Deutsche Bank Park''), home of the football club [[Eintracht Frankfurt]]]]
Frankfurt is home to several professional sports teams. Some of them have won German Championships. E.g. the [[Skyliners Frankfurt]] won the [[German Basketball Championship]] in 2004 and the [[German Basketball Cup|German Cup]] in 2000. Women's side [[Eintracht Frankfurt (women)|1. FFC Frankfurt]] (merged with Eintracht Frankfurt in 2020) are Germany's record title-holders; [[Eintracht Frankfurt]] are one-time German champions, five-times winners of the [[DFB-Pokal]], and winners of the [[UEFA Cup]] in 1980 and the [[Europa League]] in 2022.
Frankfurt hosts the following sports teams or clubs:

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*[[Skyliners Frankfurt]], Basketball
*[[Frankfurt Galaxy (ELF)|Frankfurt Galaxy]], [[NFL Europe|American football]]
*[[Frankfurt Universe]], [[German Football League|American football]]
*Frankfurt Pirates, [[German Football League|American football]]
*[[Frankfurt Sarsfields GAA]], [[Gaelic football]]
*[[Frankfurt Lions]] (until 2010), [[Ice hockey]]
*[[Löwen Frankfurt]] (since 2010), [[Ice hockey]]
*[[SC 1880 Frankfurt]], [[Rugby union]]
*[[Eintracht Frankfurt (women)|Eintracht Frankfurt]], Football (women)
*[[Eintracht Frankfurt]], Football (men)
*[[FSV Frankfurt]], Football (men)
*[[Rot-Weiss Frankfurt]], Football
*[[Frankfurter FC Germania 1894]], Football
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Frankfurt is host to the [[Classic cycle races|classic cycle]] race [[Eschborn-Frankfurt City Loop]] (known as ''Rund um den Henninger-Turm'' from 1961 to 2008). The city hosts also the annual [[Frankfurt Marathon]] and the [[Ironman Germany]]. In addition to the former, it is one of 13 global host locations to the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge, Germany's biggest corporate sports event. Rhein-Main Eissport Club forms the base of the German [[bandy]] community.