RB Leipzig beat Eintracht Trier 6-0 in the DFB-Pokal, with their 4-3-3 providing the width and midfield control needed to dismantle Trier’s compact 4-2-3-1. Leipzig held 72% possession and recorded 28 shots, repeatedly stretching the hosts before exploiting the resulting spaces through varied attacking runs and set-piece strength. Ridle Baku, Brajan Gruda, Willi Orban, Antonio Nusa and Conrad Harder were among the scorers, underlining the breadth of Leipzig’s threat rather than any reliance on a single forward. Their 11 shots on target also reflected the sustained pressure applied to Trier’s defensive line and goalkeeper, who finished with a 45.45% save rate. Trier managed seven attempts, including two on target, but Leipzig’s goalkeeper saved both for a 100% rate and preserved the clean sheet. The scoreline ultimately matched the territorial and shooting advantage established by the visitors, whose formation allowed them to circulate possession securely while maintaining several routes into the penalty area. Leipzig advance with momentum after a controlled first-round performance.