Quote from: hyudien on Today at 10:57:10 AM

Quote from: Farma on Today at 08:00:06 AM

Bayern Munich's elimination due to defeat from Leverkusen, I think it's not surprising because Leverkusen also has sufficient strength.
And I don't think too much about the defeat experienced by Bayern Munich, they still have a big chance to win the Bundesliga this season so Kompany must be able to make this team continue to be consistent without caring about the results of the past.

Many factors influenced Bayern Munich to lose in this match, apart from the absence of Harry Kane, they also had to play with 10 men after Neuer received a red card in the 17th minute. Just imagine they had to play with 10 men with a strength that was not like what we saw in previous matches. On the other hand, Leverkusen also had a way to beat them, so I had previously predicted this defeat. I mean, I wouldn't be surprised to see Bayern Munich have to accept defeat. Apart from me, whether they prioritize this competition or not, because I think they only prioritize the Bundesliga and the Champions League.

Honestly, if it was not because of the red card, I don't think that Leverkusen would have been able to win the match. We all know that Bayern Munich are in better form than any other German team. It’s clear that a red card always reduces the strength of a team because it becomes ten men against eleven.

If Bayern Munich had not received the red card, it’s very possible they would have won the match by not less than two goals. Even with the red card, Bayern were giving Leverkusen a very tough time to score. In fact, it was Bayern that controlled the pitch throughout the game, even with the red card.

So, Leverkusen defeating Bayern Munich in the DFB Pokal doesn’t mean they are better than Bayern Munich currently. I don’t understand the reason why some people are talking much the defeat.