Before Thomas Tuchel luckily won the German Bundesliga title last season as a result of Borussia Dortmund's failure to win their last league game of the season, there was reports that Bayern Munich management were planning on sacking him at the end of the season but had to leave him to stay beyond last season as a result of the title win.
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I saw how Munich played, but Leverkusen was very good. They took advantage of the host's moment as a great power. Leverkusen managed to make Munich mentally down. They immediately applied pressure from the first minute. Surprisingly, Leverkusen had no chance to have the ball. But they managed to make Munich difficult. Even the first half I only saw Munich circling around looking for openings but failed. There are still many games left, Munich must maximize every game and hope Leverkusen will be able to loos in a few games.
In modern day football, it is believed that quality football is bought with money but Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen have proven without every reasonable doubt that a team can still be delivering great performances even when they do not have the most expensive players. Bayer Leverkusen undoubtedly, have been absolutely impressive since the start of the season but I never expected them to completely humiliate Bayern Munich like the way the did over the weekend.
Bayern Munich boss Thomas Tuchel I know will be very disappointed with his club's poor performance against Leverkusen last weekend but he must act fast by improving their performance in other to bounce back to winning ways because I think he's definitely gonna be sacked at the end of the season if he fails to win the German Bundesliga title except he wins the UEFA Champions League competition which I think will be very difficult for him to achieve