Quote from: Akbarkoe on Today at 06:41:43 PM

Quote from: Adbitco on Today at 05:51:26 PM

Seems as if there will be a fight between two German teams today but the thing is, it's not a domestic competition. Since the arrival of Xabi Alonso as head coach of Bayern Leverkusen, Bayern Munich has found or had it difficult to beat Leverkusen. Today is another test for Vincent Kompany and his men to try and see how they could get past Xabi Alonso and his men and book a place in the Champions League Quarter finals after two legged tie.

There are no matches scheduled to be played today in the Bundesliga, so today all eyes will be on the match between Bayern Munich VS Bayern Leverkusen, or better known as the Bayern Derby.

and even though this is a champions league match, but because both teams are from the same league, so it is quite interesting to discuss here. This is a fairly crucial match for both teams, the meeting of the two teams is always a match that is eagerly awaited by the audience. In the previous meeting in the 22nd week of the Bundesliga, the match did not go according to what the fans had imagined, because what was expected was that the match would present high intensity and competition, instead the match became a bit monotonous, no goals were scored and the match ended with a score of 0-0.

This time the two teams met at a higher level, to compete for a place in the top 8 of the champions league, so I hope this match will present quite tight competition, and according to what the fans expected.

Your first response to me is actually pointing somewhere that you didn't understand what I typed or probably you didn't read up. It's clearly stated that it's not a domestic competition and even went further to still state the competition which is the champions league. The only reason why it's brought here is because it concerns a German team which is allowed. It's not just a German team but two German teams of which I know you all are aware of, then at the same time you still buttressed my point.