Quote from: beerlover on Today at 07:22:22 PM

Honestly, after they guaranteed basically winning the bundesliga, I assumed that Leverkusen would eventually lose because they would not care about the games but each time they drop behind, they show a great champion reaction and win the game in the end or get a tie at least.

There were plenty of games when they were behind, and at the last minutes they ended up winning, that's the most important thing. Showing champions relfex on situations like that would be the thing that decides their future. We will see how they will be, next season they will have Xabi again, we are going to see if they will win again, or will they be like Napoli last season and this season, just drop and be terrible instead of being good.

At the moment Leverkusen have won the Bundesliga this season, like you, I also think if Leverkusen will lower the tempo of their game in the remaining games, but in fact precisely what we think is all wrong, after Leverkusen do not want to Wound their unbeaten record this season in the game against Dortmund, I think for now maybe their try to maintain leverkusen record by continuing to field main players although maybe with a little rotation that will Carried out by Alonso in his squad later, rotation of players may be carried in the match against Stuttgart later because Leverkusen will face Roma in the semi-finals of the Europa League.

Against Stuttgart of course Leverkusen no longer has a burden so I think they will not completely field the main players in the game, while for Stuttgart of course against Leverkusen will be a crucial match for them to be able to continue to near with Bayern Munich who are currently second place, besides Leverkusen, of course Stuttgart this season is quite surprising because they are able to compete with strong teams at the top of the Bundesliga standings.