Credit:Fabrizio
Football can be brutal at times, look at these stats... 30 shots yet no goal to show for, 80% ball procession yet no goal to show for, 13 corners against one but still no goal to show far
I don't know how Feyenoord did it but whatever goal scoring opportunity came they made it count, but 3nil Damn you Bayern !!! Of all the games last night this must have been the rotten egg, imagine just looking for a single Bayern goal and going all in and didn't land... I think this one cost alot of punters money otherwise fixtures in general did come as expected.
Football is indeed very crazy and that's what makes it the best sport among others. We love it so much that they make us to lose money every day but we can't still let go. In football, what matters in the end is the scoreline. The rest is just a mere statistics for entertainment and nothing much. This Feyenoord team is just extra ordinary when it comes to playing against big teams. Did you remember, Feyenoord drew with Manchester City from three goals down and now beating Bayern Munich with three goals to nil, isn't that insane
Imagine having 30 shots without a single goal to show for it. How possible to convince someone who did not watch this match that Bayern Munich lost the game with these stats? But I feel bad for that goal keeper for the pressure received.
People who bet in Feyenoord were lucky. I think even the fans of Feyenoord were not expecting to see their team win the game against a team like Bayern Munich because of the past results we saw from these two teams. Now they won the game with a 3-0 result while compared to Bayern Munich, Feyenoord doesn't have a good investment to buy good players and coaches for this team. Still, the key for Feyenoord was the counterattacks because they used the chances they had in this team perfectly.
While Bayern Munich had much more control over the game and they had more goal opportunities and more shots but they could use the chances in this game. This made to to see this unbelievable result between Feyenoord and Bayern Munich.
