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Re: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread
by
slapper
on 06/03/2025, 18:55:49 UTC
Unfortunately we all know that the Champions League is a truly hard competition, just see the teams that have been eliminated, the thing that can tell himself the leverkusen is that in the end it managed to get to this point, if you see this thing you understand that it is one of the strongest teams in Europe, certainly among the top 16 and it is not bad as a result if one thinks well
With this awareness he can work to improve more, perhaps next year!
Indeed, UCL is a different league and it's very hard.
In the quarter-final qualifying competition, the two giant clubs of Bundesliga unfortunately have to meet. I thought, Leverkusen could really match Bayern Munich like in the domestic league heir. but it turned out, it was very unlucky for Leverkusen who had to get a very disappointing result. Not only a humiliating defeat of 3-0 but also a red card for one of their main defenders. So, it seems that Leverkusen has a small chance even though there is still a second leg.

Xabi also admitted that it was their fault, a bad performance, quite bad control, and made a lot of mistakes. They learnt many things from this.
And they need a miracle to pass to the next round in the second leg.

Source: Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso said
What Alonso has done with Leverkusen truly is amazing. He made them a true team. But this loss exposed everything wrong with the "no-striker" strategy in knockout football. Sure, you can get away with flexible rotations in the Bundesliga; but, against Bayern? They left Leverkusener toothless, smothered Wirtz, isolated Adli

Bayern is ruthless. Kane silenced the critics; Musiala is becoming a killer; Kompany is beginning to look like a legit coach. Nine months in, and he already finds himself under comparison to Klopp and Guardiola? That isn't crazy. And the way Bayern publicly flirting for signing Wirtz right before this game? Coincidence? Not a chance

The second leg serves just formality. Leverkusen deserves a miracle. Bayern will play smart, though; back off, counter, kill the clock. Job done. Alonso has a future; yet, this was a harsh lesson