I also thought like that but it seems we were wrong about Leverkusen and they continued to progress without ever tasting victory. But at the moment there are still a few matches left and if we talk about the next match against Stuttgart, I think Leverkusen can still overcome this. The reason is that in the first meeting at the start of the season, Leverkusen did have difficulty facing Stuttgart but they were able to stage a comeback win in the 90th minute and that was enough proof of how their mentality works.
Not only against Stuttgart, Leverkusen has repeatedly survived defeat with a last minute goal and I think that will still be the case against Stuttgart in the second round. Although there are doubts that this will be Leverkusen's first defeat this season, I still believe they are capable of continuing their unbeaten record.
Yes it can't be helped that Bayer Leverkusen seems to be boring us by continuing to unbeaten, even before Leverkusen play, the betting option always says draw or win, there is no option to bet on defeat. It was very difficult even though he was 1 goal behind in the final minutes, Xabi Alonso knew he had to end the match with a draw rather than lose. That is what Leverkusen has maintained until now after securing the trophy. Is it possible that Xabi wants to break the record again with a total of 34 Bundesliga matches without losing? This will be the biggest history of this season because apart from celebrating the first trophy, Leverkusen also placed themselves without knowing what defeat is.Not only against Stuttgart, Leverkusen has repeatedly survived defeat with a last minute goal and I think that will still be the case against Stuttgart in the second round. Although there are doubts that this will be Leverkusen's first defeat this season, I still believe they are capable of continuing their unbeaten record.
There is no word "lose" in the Leverksuen dictionary
