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I am sure that of the 3 competitions they are participating in this season, of course Leverkusen will be successful in one of them because leverkusen is one of the teams that is very consistent with their performances, always winning match. So, in DFP Pokal, Leverkusen will face VFB and if they win the match then they will be at the forefront to win the DFP Pokal trophy. In the European league, Leverkusen is also very strong and they are even among the candidates to win the title this season.

Well, in the Bundesliga I still have doubts about them because Bayern munich don't want to give up the bundesliga trophy this season where Bayern will fight tooth and nail to be able to defend Bundesliga trophy. Xabi alonso certainly wants his team to be able to work hard in every match because Xabi Alonso believes that if this season anything that happens must be focused on properly so that their hopes are not lost in a match they are playing.

That is absolutely correct about the DFB Pokal. I don't know, but somehow I think it is good that they are facing their fiercest opponent on home ground in the quarterfinal. For all the soccer fans everyone was hoping for a final between these two teams because they are apparently the strongest teams that are left over in the DFB Pokal, but for Leverkusen facing Stuttgart at home is much better than facing them in the final in Berlin on neutral grounds. That's a huge chance now for them to eliminate Stuttgart and then they are the only ones who can stop themselves. All those clubs that are left over are not 1. Bundesliga except for Gladbach.

Probably the winner of the Leverkusen-Stuttgart match will be the team that can reach the cup because the other teams are very weak teams. Of course, there can always be surprises, but after the semi-finals, I do not expect a surprise defeat from Leverkusen or Stuttgart. One of these two teams can win the DFB Pokal. I'm still amazed at how Bayern Munich was eliminated.

At least surprises shouldn't be ruled out at all because Saarbucken, a club from the 3. Bundesliga in Germany and ranked on 7th position there, has beaten Bayern Munich and Eintracht Frankfurt in the DFB Cup. I think that says it all regarding potential surprises. Of course I wouldn't bet a dime on Saarbrucken in a final against Leverkusen, but I can only regret I didn't bet anything on them in those two games obviously Wink