Quote from: Republikcoin.com on Today at 01:26:19 PM

Quote from: Blitzboy on Today at 09:55:26 AM

Munich losing by three goals was gut-wrenching. A team of their calibre should fight, right? They gave Leverkusen the win on a silver platter. Think about it; more ball control but no action? What a shame. Instead of penetrating defences, they basically passed the ball aimlessly.

And dont mention Tuchel. I was optimistic, but this makes me doubt his methods. Disconnection is evident in the team. In contrast, Leverkusen played hard. I applaud Xabi Alonso for demonstrating the power of effective management without star players. What a contrast! It makes you wonder if Bayern needs a coach change.

I think it's all over and Tuchel is now in a very deep slump, no one is to blame but Tuchel for this embarrassing defeat.
I didn't expect Bayer, who was struggling to compete for the Bundesliga title, to lose with such a crushing score.

In this match, it was quite visible that Bayern's strength was able to be suppressed by Leverkusen's slick performance. Xabi Alonso's team was really quite surprising in what they showed.

In the game of football, there will always be a winner and what is expected when defeat happens is the spirit of sportsmanship. As disappointing as it may be, Bayern Munic just have accept the fact that they were carefully and intentionally defeated by Bayern Leverkusen. Maybe this will help them come to terms with reality that the league title is slipping off their grip. I actually like things like this as it has a way of proving that no one is indestructible.

Bayern Leverkusen have truly proven that they are prepared for the title this season. Their draw with Mgladbache actually put doubts to their resolve but this win have clear all doubts. Bayern Munic have to kick their wounds while the prepare to salvage what they salvage what they can.