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Now that Tuchel has caved in and congratulated his opponent, Leverkusen can start celebrating. It's incredible that they've come this far without losing. Even though they fell behind in scores in many matches, their ability to turn the matches around showed their great play. They had a fantastic season and deserved the championship. I congratulate especially Xabi Alonso and all the players. They ended Bayern's dynasty in the German league. Finally!

The most important thing is that they put an end to Bayer's failures and now they cannot be called Neverkusen. Before this season, they had 5 second places and it seemed that it was their curse to stop one step away from the title, but Xabi was able to break this tradition. Since he stays, next season will be super interesting and we will find out if Kane can break his tradition and win at least some title at the club level.

It's been a fantastic season for Leverkusen and they're not over yet, I'm sure they'll maintain their unbeaten record for the full season and it's really impressive what Xabi Alonso has done with the Bayern team.
As this season has ended, Tuchel has congratulated him and is just waiting for the time for Leverkusen to celebrate.

And Xabi Alonso's decision to stay at Leverkusen next season makes it very likely that the Bundesliga will be even fiercer next season.
Xabi will definitely build a Leverkusen team to be able to defend the title and on the other hand Bayer Munich will definitely make up for their mistake this season of not being able to defend the title to create a much stronger team thus allowing for much fiercer competition next season between these two teams.

I hope they do. I haven't looked into any historic results yet, but it would be nice to know whether there was ever a team that won the Bundesliga without losing a single game. But I think there has never been a season that was finished without any losses. Guardiola in his best season with Bayern Munich got a loss and Heynckes got a loss too.

But yes, the chance is there to play a nearly perfect season. I guess perfect would be 34/34 wins, but still I think this could definitely be called perfect if they do in fact win the rest of the games until the end of the season.

I don't think there will be a team that scores 34/34 because we are talking about real football here. Injuries, suspended players, psychological conditions, everything affects this. Even if it were a game it would be very difficult to make 34/34. You may be able to win all your matches while playing FIFA, but many factors are different in real life. That's why I think Leverkusen is playing so well that it has won all its matches. If they complete the season undefeated, they will have achieved a record that will be difficult to break. They're very close to that.