Quote from: Majestic-milf on Today at 08:59:23 AM

Quote from: HajiBagi on Today at 07:49:55 AM

Leverkusen is happy that they won, but I'm still not sure if they can win the Europa League because of how they performed in this competition compared to how they did in the Bundesliga. In addition, there are a lot of teams that are stronger than them, like Atlanta, West Ham, and Liverpool. I won't include Roma because they aren't a formidable opponent for Leverkusen; even if they manage to overcome the other teams, they can't defeat Liverpool.

Bayer Leverkusen showed impeccable display of dominance I'm the game if you ask me. Granted, it seemed like they were struggling in the game and much pressure was added on them after Qarabag netted those two goals but at the end of the day it's the team that qualified that matters and that was what they did. It was more like Qarabag calling the shots, holding possession but getting knocked out at the end.
I also commend Xabi Alonso's confidence in his men as we could see how he was cheering them up, knowing they could come back up from the two goals down and when Patrik Schick scored the equalizer in the 90+3, we could see him asking for one more goal, having complete trust they could pull it off and voilã! Patrik Schick did it again in the 90+8 minutes to see them clinch a spot in the quarter finals.

Bayern Leverkusen continues their unbeaten streak, showcasing an exceptional performance this season. Despite facing considerable pressure from Qarabag, they managed to overcome a 2-nil deficit. While Qarabag fought hard and showed resilience, Bayern Leverkusen's winning mentality prevailed once again. This match may have been their toughest challenge yet this season, but it's a testament to their strong leadership and management. Xabi Alonso's presence has been instrumental, and if he remains with Bayern Leverkusen, they have the potential to win more trophies in the coming days.