Indeed, until today the unbeaten record is still owned by Leverkusen. But with the condition of the difference in points not much I think there will still be many opportunities for Bayern Munich. There will still be many matches and surprises. In addition, the transfer season will change a lot of circumstances and strength. I admire Leverkusen but I'm not sure they can win. I think this will last until the end of the season. The championship will probably be decided by the end of the season.
That is very possible to happen. Even though Leverkusen are still unbeaten, I doubt they will be able to consistently maintain their performance until the end of the season? Xabi is an extraordinary coach who is able to make Leverkusen a strong team but the problem is that Munich has everything to win the league. Especially in the transfer market, if they can bring in some strong enough players then I think this competition will be determined in the last few games at the end of the season.
Indeed, basically Bayern Munich still has a good chance to be able to take over the top position of the Bundesliga standings . But ya, the fact remains that it is not easy at all because at this moment Bayern Munich also does not always win every match . Because after all, Bayern Munich has also suffered one defeat during the first half of the season. Therefore, although there is still a chance for Bayer Leverkusen to get bad results in some matches later, but "if" at the same time Bayern Munich also get bad results . Then ya, in the end Bayer Leverkusen will remain at the top of the Bundesliga standings until the end of the season. Who know
Leverkusen this season has a strong chance of winning the Bundesliga, especially since they are currently undefeated and of course this is good capital to increase the confidence of Xabi Alsonso's children. But of course Leverkusen is not too complacent because anything can happen in the Bundesliga, especially since Bayern Munich's target this season is to win the Bundesliga because Harry Kane wants to experience his first trophy as league champion.
I remember Leverkusen in the 2001/2002 season. Leverkusen is in its best season but in the Bundesliga they had to finish as runners-up, one point different from Dortmund who became champions. And in the same year, Leverkusen entered the UCL final for the first time, unfortunately they lost to Real Madrid, who were the favorites to win that season. So looking at Leverkusen's history, they have to be careful and remain consistent so that mistakes like that don't happen again this season.