Quote from: X-ray on September 01, 2024, 01:57:49 PM

Also, the loss to Leipzig has ruined Xavi Alonso's unbeaten record with his team. I was expecting him to reach Pep or Heynckes level, but it was wrong. That's sad Xabi's unbeaten record must end this fast.

That's some huge work by Guardiola and Heynckes of course. But doing it with Bayern Munich is easier on paper. I don't mean everyone can do the same though, you know what I mean.

Leverkusen also has really good players but on paper they are still a less valuable team. But it all depends on having a strong team play.

I wish Xabi Alonso broke that record as well. It would be unforgettable...

Quote from: baeva on September 01, 2024, 08:16:48 PM

Bayern won their match, and as for Leverkusen, sooner or later they would have lost anyway, I think it's impossible to go two seasons without losing, so every time such a bet on a win was closer and closer to losing. Leverkusen have already set a record for games without defeat, I think they are proud of themselves and can start working on such an achievement from the beginning, if they have the strength to do so of course

Yeah a decent work done by Bayern Munich. Kane scored his first goal in the season too. I hope he scores more goals this season but this isn't the best start for that. Tongue

I really want him to break Lewandowski's 41-goal record in one season in this league..

By the way Heidenheim step forward these days. 2-0 and 4-0 wins in a row. Really impressive! I'm curious what they will do against bigger opponents.