Quote from: Weawant on Today at 03:21:28 PM

Quote from: shogun47 on Today at 02:18:59 PM

I wish Leverkusen would have won the game as this draw is kind of annoying for both of them. Dortmund couldn't get any closer to the top and to Bayern and Leverkusen couldn't turn their dominant game into important three points. No need to discuss that a win would have been preferable for obvious reasons, but it is true that Leverkusen has the game against Bayern on their home ground. To tie a game against Dortmund is ok and Bayern will have some weaker games, too. But we can already see what's needed to stay level with Bayern. Wins, wins, wins.

It's true Leverkusen getting a win in they game would have posed more advantage to them way beyond what it actually is at the moment, the difference In point to which they will be at the top of the table would have been such that losing a single match will still have them some points ahead of Bayern Munich regardless.

The era of Bayern Munichs dominance would have definitely be threatened much more than it is now because it will mean Bayern will have to work their self up well enough to catch up with Leverkusen and probably get ahead of them. It's no news that the anticipation of the end to bayern Munich dominance is what most persons are looking forward to and they are all trusting Leverkusen to be the pioneer of their great change lol. I hope Leverkusen doesn't get an loss or draw again so they can maintain their wins consistently continually stay at the top of the table probably till the season ends.

But this sounds too pessimistic saying that it would have been way better. It implies that now it is much worse, which I think is not correct. The situation is still good for Leverkusen and it could be looking much worse if it wasn't for their remarkable performance this season. It's still ok and there are a lot of points to be played for. I doubt that Bayern would lose any points against Union Berlin, but who knows and there are still some other highly interesting encounters coming.