Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 05:01:28 PM

Quote from: Iranus on Today at 04:50:29 PM

I am not worried about Leverkusen. I am pretty sure they will go back to their old ways. They do not have the strong squad they had in the last two seasons, nor do they have a great coach like Alonso. It is foolish to think that ten Hag will be able to do anything great with this team. However, I really expected a good performance from Dortmund. But with a team like Pauli, they failed to win. We can see the decline in the performance of all three teams, Leipzig, Leverkusen and Dortmund. This season, probably no team will be able to compete with Munich for the title. Before the start of the season, it is assumed that Munich will definitely be the Bundesliga champion. And Munich will ensure at least a 10-point gap over the second team in the table.

Before the start, Bayern were priced at 1.30. Quite generous if you think about the fact that all competitors are weak. But literally one round has passed and now Bayern are priced at 1.13 Grin

And I think it's not about the win over Leipzig or Bayer, but about Dortmund confirming their trashiness. The old pattern repeated itself - after a series of good games, when it seems that they have stabilized, a series of bad games follows. There really won't be any competition for the title this season.

The odds offered by bookmakers for Munich as the favorites for this season's Bundesliga title indicate that this season's title race will be uncompetitive. The battle for the Champions League spots will likely be more competitive than the Bundesliga trophy.

Munich is in its second season under Kompany which is a strong reason why they are favored aside from the weakness of their competitors this season. Furthermore, Munich under Kompany has matured and developed a better mentality. With the Bundesliga predicted to be uncompetitive, this gives them the advantage to focus more on the Champions League this season.