Eintracht Frankfurt have secured their Premier League survival after beating VfL Bochum 2-0 on Saturday evening.
The match was the first time that Eintracht had won at home in seven months, and they did not let the pressure get to them as they dominated the game from start to finish.
Kamada opened the scoring for Eintracht just before half-time with a powerful header from a corner, and he doubled their lead six minutes later with another header from a set-piece.
VfL Bochum had a few chances to pull one back, but Eintracht were too strong for them and held onto their lead until the final whistle.
With the win, Eintracht have now moved up to sixth place in the table, and they will be hoping to keep their place in the top flight next season.
In other news, it looks like VfL Bochum may be facing the drop next season, as they sit bottom of the table and have already lost more games than any other team this season.
However, the club has refused to give up hope and is looking to turn things around in the coming weeks.
It's been a tough year for Eintracht, who struggled towards the end of last season and saw their form deteriorate in the early part of this campaign.
But with some key players returning to fitness and a solid performance against VfL Bochum, they look like they could still make a serious push for a top-four finish.
Whatever happens, it's clear that Eintracht are determined to stay in the Premier League, and they'll be fighting hard to avoid relegation.