Quote from: arimamib on Today at 04:38:58 PM

No one can say who can win the Bundesliga right now when the fact there is only one point gap in the title race. The consistency of Leverkusen is undoubtedly a key factor in their current standing, but the presence of Bayern Munich with just one point behind adds an element of uncertainty to the race. But it's hard to "super consistent" when they just have one point gap to their competitor.
The 50-50 scenario you describe emphasizes the delicate balance in the competition. If they can avoid stumbling in crucial matches, they have a strong chance of securing the title.

But then, Bayern Munich's track record and experience in title races make them a competitor who can put extra pressure, they are kind of a team who can capitalize on any slip-ups from their competitors. The question of whether Leverkusen can keep their consistency is central to the title race narrative. If they manage to do so, they have the potential to emerge as champions.

Currently, Leverkusen's consistency has put them in the top contending spots for the Bundesliga title. Even though it's not so certain yet as there are still games to determine the victor, there's every possibility that there may be change of hands this season.
Munich are doing their best to match up the intensity of contest Leverkusen are putting forward.

Definitely they can hold onto the pressure for a while and for Leverkusen, they are not resilient in pursuing that major aim. Alonso and his squad aren't giving up and weekly they put up a whole different energy towards that trophy race. The time is sure going to be tough for all their opponents and the games will go almost to the last end before a victor can be confirmed. Let's sit back and watch as the second chapter of the league tournament unfolds.