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A draw is not a bad result for Leverkusen because this club has not experienced defeat in the Bundesliga, Leverkusen is the only club that has not been defeated in all competitions and this is an extraordinary achievement. I did not think that Xabi Alonso could make Leverkusen at an unbeatable level even though the club has played many matches, namely 22 matches, Xabi Alonso is truly an extraordinary coach.

Leverkusen have drawn three matches this season and won all the others. And in these three matches, Leverkusen's opponents were the strongest teams in the Bundesliga. They shared points against Bayern Munich, Stuttgart and Dortmund. It would not be wrong to say that these three teams are the three best teams in the Bundesliga. So sharing points in these three matches is not a bad result.

Leverkusen is arguably the most consistent team in the Bundesliga this season. Bayern Munich suffered a humiliating 5-1 defeat against Frankfurt in the last match. And because of this, Munich are now 2 points behind Leverkusen. We don't know when we will see Bayern Munich at the top of the table.

Xabi guidance this season has the aim of winning the title in the bundesliga and in other european league competitions so that Leverkusen has stronger stability at the moment to the point that it has never been defeated, even Bayern Munich feels challenged by Leverkusen performance which looks more consistent as you said.
but if Leverkusen wants to win the title here, at least they have to really maintain the team consistency and immediately give up more or less points difference so that they can't catch up with Leverkusen points.

That's the main goal of the changes they've made, on the other hand I think it's quite difficult to be able to make changes to be so extraordinary like this in just a short time, last season Leverkusen looked ordinary and not too tight in giving competition to their opponents in every match, but now the situation is different, they are almost unbeaten in every match, even as you said a team like Bayern Munich really felt troubled by their significant performance which was also very surprising.

Yes it is clear, the main key is consistency, Leverkusen must be able to survive or maintain this state of performance until the end of the season and until the last match which will determine the championship arrives. On the other hand, Leverkusen have been able to get through two matches that are not easy in their last two matches, namely against Dortmund and VfB, it's a pretty good result even though they have to share points but the point is they don't lose points at all and can keep crawling up to get further away from Bayern Munich's points. With some satisfactory results they have passed I think they have a greater chance of breaking Bayern Munich's title dominance, we will see.