I think that's quite possible, Leverkusen is doing as good as possible but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with something that will be all that profitable, it just feels like we are going to end up with something that will not be profitable for any of us on the long run. Hopefully, it is going to end up with something that should be interesting, it could definitely be something that will be all that profitable, and maybe that may not be all that crazy but it could very well be fine in the end.
I understand that we may think that this is a bit different but this doesn't guarantee any result at all. I think it is real that we could end up with something like last year, if Leverkusen ends up even that good until the end of the season.
I suppose we're all just waiting for Leverkusen's chances. Definitely impressive thus far. Xabi Alonso has made the team formidable. However, beating Bayern Munich is another matter. Harry Kane is a game-changer. Thats intimidating after seeing his work. Leverkusen's Alonso-led rise gives me optimism. Might pull off an upset. Consistency matters in the big picture. Leverkusen must maintain form all season, which is difficult. Teams have started well but failed. Leverkusen could challenge Bayern and rewrite history if they keep performing well. Isnt that exciting? The probability of a power transition, however slim.
As we can see Leverkusen is able to go through the season very well with its consistency and strong performance, the current situation I really don't see their color in the table, which means in the last five matches they are able to win the match by always winning the full three points over their opponents. Yes agree, although they can always perform and get results according to expectations but the match against Bayern Munich is another thing, but this is a match that Bundesliga fans are waiting for, although in the previous match these two teams only ended up sharing points but the situation towards the end of the season will be very different, which all teams will show all the abilities they have including Leverkusen or Bayern Munich.
For the matter of Harry Kane, there is no doubt, he is not human but more like a machine when he dribbles in front of the enemy's goal, his performance is truly extraordinary and this is Tuchel's greatness in choosing ammunition that really suits the needs of the team. Of course these two teams are very strong indeed and we will see and prove about who is stronger when the end of the season arrives, there is nothing else that can be suggested for Leverkusen other than they must be able to maintain their consistency at the top, that's all in my opinion.