Quote from: CroverNo01 on April 07, 2025, 10:26:13 PM

Quote from: shogun47 on April 07, 2025, 10:00:48 PM

Leverkusen got lucky with that extra time goal, and sure, Bayern still sits comfortably six points ahead

Kane scores his goals, gets his titles, but he wants more than the Bundesliga in Germany... This is not what he wanted when he decided to go to Bayern.

Bayer Leverkusen are not meeting the require standards this season, they've struggled to reach a stage of consistency in games but this season is entirely a different one for them. Xabi Alonso have always keep a close eye on his players but can he explain what's happening currently? The players are not performing to their very peak, its affecting the current performance and stats of the club.

Harry Kane is doing what he does best, scoring goals for his club and he's keen on winning a title with the Bavarians. This was the plan when he decided to make an exits from Tottenham Hotspur to join Bayern Munich. Harry Kane have proven his worth to Vincent Kompany and his teammates.

Yes and I don't think they can still close the gap enough to get a chance at winning the title, but maybe Bayern needs to give some players a pause or injuries come into effect like now when Musiala is injured. He will be missing for around eight weeks as he suffered from a severe muscular injury. For Leverkusen, although this sounds bad, it is a bit of good news because that will raise the pressure for Bayern and they would never want to risk to lose in the Champions League as the final will be in their home stadium. There is nothing more they can hope and fight for than playing a final in their own stadium.

The position for Dortmund is complicated and they have to play against Bayern with their strongest team as they need to qualify for the Champions League. There won't be much rotation and I think Kovac will go all in with his players in all the games against Barcelona and Bayern. Maybe Dortmund can steal a point from Bayern and Leverkusen gets closer.