Quote from: Jody.Drummer on Today at 01:37:14 PM

Quote from: Fakhrulenclix on December 24, 2023, 08:44:23 AM

Quote from: Jody.Drummer on December 24, 2023, 07:57:26 AM

Let's look at the bottom of the table, there are 3 clubs that have the same points, Mainz, Koln and Darmstadt who have 10 points each, ranked next is Union Berlin who has 13 points. It looks like the competition at the bottom is no less interesting, they will compete and shift each other until the end of the season.
Bremen and Bochum who have 16 points cannot be said to be safe, the article with the number of matches that still exist now it is very enough to catch them, especially if they lose a lot of points.
Focusing on Union Berlin, they are a club that has failed to perform well this season, after last season they could compete in the Bundesliga top 4 competition. The decline they experienced was so sharp that it put them in the current position, in a position that is very vulnerable to relegation.

That's quite interesting, besides having the same points, the bottom teams also have equal quality so they still have the same chance of getting out of the relegation zone.
What happened to Union Berlin this season was a bit of a surprise because they performed quite well last season but they have dropped significantly this season.

This season is still very long so all possibilities are still possible and I think up to now it is still difficult to predict which team will be relegated.

Yes, it makes the competition at the bottom very interesting because they will definitely race to do their best to stay in the Bundesliga next season. Given the number of matches is still quite a lot, so there is still great hope for the club in the bottom 3 positions to be able to improve their position and get out of the red zone. They will also be expecting the clubs above them at the moment to make a lot of mistakes so that they lose a lot of points and will benefit them.
But it is not an easy job for all those clubs, because it requires hard work and also luck to be able to make them better from one match to another. Their coaches will rack their brains on how they can get better at the game so that they can produce the desired results.

Darmstadt is delivering an intense fight against the relegation zone. I thought they would be far behind, but many of their games have been close and they have also had some good results against far superior opponents. That is why I think this is still not over for them by any means. If they can get their draws here and there and then maybe win some of the games against the teams in front of them, perhaps they are able to avoid relegation or at least secure the play-off position.