Quote from: shinratensei_ on Today at 07:09:55 AM

Quote from: bangjoe on August 30, 2025, 11:54:53 PM

Under Xabi Alonso, Hoffenheim and Bremen were no problem for Leverkusen. Seeing how Ten Hag didn't have the power to beat them today, it's fair to say that Ten Hag doesn't have a good game strategy to defend and attack well. Maybe he's not into exploring new game strategies anymore. Using the same old tactics is dumb and easy for others to predict.

This is not about the players but about how the coaches use the weapons in their arsenal to get the win. This is beyond expectations, not because it is still early in the league so we have to consider it, but precisely because their opening has been so bad that we don't believe it will be good for Leverkusen this season.

The next match is against Eintracht Frankfurt, and I'm not sure Leverkusen will win. Ten Hag needs to work hard and evaluate everything in their game strategy. We can see that their defense is very weak, and that should be a concern.

I'm here expecting worse outcome for Leverkusen than their previous games. Their next opponent, Frankfurt is obviously strnger team than Hoffen and Bremen. Kinda feel a bit strange with how bookie rated them 2.28 compared to the Frankfurt 3.00. However, the game will be happening after the International break, which i believe there will be huge adjustment in the odds. lemme predict Leverkusen odds will be adjusted to 4.00 - 6.00 when we are getting closer to the game. Im holding my guts on Frankfurt to win the game.

So roughly if you want to bet then it's better to bet on Frankfurt, even though this match will be held at Bayer Leverkusen's house, but I personally do not believe they will win the match.

International pauses should be an opportunity for the team to evaluate every back and middle line error, in an attack they have the ability to enter the goal, but they forget to survive.

Yes, before the match, I started, I was quite sure that they would get a higher odds change.