After Hoffenheim took the lead for 88 minutesBayer LeverkusenThe latter turned the tables on his guest and turned his loss into a win. Leverkusen fell behind to a goal by Hoffenheim player Maximilian Bayer in the first half (33rd), and waited before the final whistle to score two goals in three minutes thanks to Robert Andrich in the 8th minute) and Czech striker Patrik Schick in the 90th+1 minute.
Leverkusen raised its score in first place to 73 points. 13 points ahead of runner-up Bayern Munich who receives Borussia Dortmund At the end of this evening in the strongest matches of this stage.
Leverkusen’s 23rd win in the league this season, compared to 4 draws, comes after its Spanish coach, Xabi Alonso (42 years old), stated during a press conference held yesterday, Friday, that he will stay next season, after rumors raised the possibility of his departure to Bayern Munich or Liverpool.
Leverkusen did not taste loss in the 39 matches it played in various competitions this season, as its last loss dates back to May 27, 2023.He is preparing to celebrate his first league titleIt is also competing on more than one front, as it reached the semi-finals of the German Cup, where it will play against Dusseldorf from the second division, and the quarter-finals of the European League “Europa League”, where it will face West Ham of England.
Hoffenheim’s goalkeeper shined
And the keeper shined Hoffenheim Oliver Bowman in today’s match blocked several balls, most notably by Swiss Granit Xhaka twice (11 and 43), while Florian Wirtz’s shot passed the German goalkeeper’s left post (18).
Bowman continued his series of saves in the second half against Leverkusen, who was rushing to adjust the score. He stopped in front of a Wirtz shot that collided with defender Tim Drexler and diverted its course (54), while Alonso made a substitution 4 minutes later to revitalize his team. Moroccan striker Amin Adly Instead of midfielder Jonas Hofmann.
Bowman showed off and made two saves in front of strikers Sheik and Adly (76), only to return and save a miraculous ball from Spaniard Borja Iglesias (87).
Andrich put an end to the goalkeeper’s arrogance, by scoring the equalizer after a pass from Jonathan Tah inside the area, followed by the midfielder shooting a shot “on the fly” with his right foot that hit the ground and scored (88), before Leverkusen added the second goal from a second cross pass from Tah, which was converted by a check with his left foot. In the goal in the first minute of stoppage time.
Hoffenheim suffered its third loss in a row, after having previously lost before the international window to Frankfurt 1-3 and Stuttgart 0-3. Photo from: Hasan Bratic/TSG 1899 Hoffenheim/IMAGO
Hofheneim suffered its third loss in a row, after having previously lost before the international window to Frankfurt 1-3 and Stuttgart 0-3.
AndLeipzig fell into the trap of a goalless draw with its guest, Mainzand regained fourth place from Dortmund on goal difference, awaiting the latter’s match against the Bavaria giants.
In his first match with him on the coaches’ bench, Ralph Hasenhuttl led his Wolfsburg team to victory over a defunct Werder Bremen 2-0. Bremen played the second half with ten players after their defender Anthony Young was sent off in the 43rd minute, before the visiting French defender Maxence Lacroix, who scored the first goal, was sent off in the 76th minute.
Freiburg, led by its historic coach Christian Streich, who announced his departure at the end of the current season after 13 years at the club, approached the European ranks by defeating its host Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-0.
Eintracht Frankfurt tied 0-0 with its guest Union Berlin.
The twenty-seventh stage of the Bundesliga concludes tomorrow, Sunday, with Augsburg playing against… ColinStuttgart with Heidenheim, and Bochum with Darmstadt.
AJ/AJM (AFP, DPA)
The most expensive transfer deals in the German Football League
The transfer of English Premier League top scorer Harry Kane to Bayern Munich is the largest purchase in the history of the German League, which is 60 years old. A photo tour through which we learn about the largest buying and selling deals in the Bundesliga.
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Dominik Suboszlai: 70 million euros
The 22-year-old dead-ball specialist moved in the summer of 2023 from RB Leipzig to Liverpool for 70 million euros. Reds coach Jurgen Klopp describes the Hungarian as “essential to our present and our future.” Suboszlai had moved with a deal worth 36 million euros from Red Bull Salzburg to Leipzig in 2021.
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Naby Keita: 70 million euros
Leipzig playmaker Naby Keita moved to Liverpool in the summer of 2018, but talk of that transfer had been reported long before that. The Reds club transferred 70 million euros for the Guinean to join its ranks.
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Kevin De Bruyne: 74 million euros
For a record amount in the German League at the time of 74 million euros, Wolfsburg playmaker, Belgian Kevin De Bruyne, signed a contract with Manchester City in the summer of 2015. Although Wolfsburg became richer than before due to this huge deal, the team He lost an irreplaceable support in the green rectangle.
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Erling Haaland: 75 million euros
The deal to transfer outstanding center forward Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund to Manchester City stipulated the payment of 75 million euros in the summer of 2022. At that time, the Norwegian was considered one of the best strikers in the world. As for his salary, it is reported that the English club pays him 30 million euros annually.
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Lucas Hernandez: 80 million euros
It is the most expensive purchase in Bayern Munich’s history up to that time: Lucas Hernandez, who won the World Cup with France in 2018, came for €80 million in the summer of 2019 from Atletico Madrid. The deal was the most expensive purchase in the history of the German League, and Hernandez was at the time the most expensive defender in the world.
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Jadon Sancho: 85 million euros
For a sum of 85 million euros, the young England national team player, Jadon Sancho, who was at the time 21 years old, moved in the summer of 2021 from Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United in the English Premier League. A good deal for Borussia Dortmund: Four years ago, the team bought the young talent for around 7.5 million euros from Manchester City.
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Josko Gvardiol: 91.5 million euros
Although he was a centre-back, a goal scored by the Croatian, Josko Gvardiol, put him in the heart of Manchester City coach, Pep Guardiola. Gvardiol (right) scored that goal in February 2023 in the Champions League for RB Leipzig against Manchester City. Half a year later, the English Premier League champions sign the player and make him the most expensive defender in the world.
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Kai Havertz: 100 million euros
Chelsea paid Bayer Leverkusen 80 million euros in the summer of 2020 to obtain the services of Kai Havertz, who was 21 years old at the time, and the value of the deal, with incentives and other compensation, amounts to about 100 million euros. From a sporting point of view, the transfer brought great benefit to the “Blues” team: in 2021, the German player led Chelsea to victory in the Champions League.
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Harry Kane: 100 million euros
After long negotiations, the Premier League top scorer joined Bayern Munich, after spending his entire football career at Tottenham. The deal, worth €100 million plus incentives, is the most expensive buyout in the 60-year-old history of the Bundesliga.
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Jude Bellingham: 103 million euros
After three years with Borussia Dortmund, the Englishman moved in the summer of 2023 to Real Madrid, signing a contract until 2029 with the “Royal Club”. It was agreed that the value of the deal, part of which goes to Birmingham City, the club where he started his career, would rise through bonuses to 133.9 million euros.
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Ousmane Dembélé: 105 million euros
FC Barcelona transferred Borussia Dortmund €105 million in the summer of 2017 to acquire Ousmane Dembélé. This French attacking hope impressed critics at Borussia Dortmund, but was dogged by setbacks and injuries at Barcelona. The African-American player had cost Borussia Dortmund “only” 14 million euros. Recently, the player moved to Paris Saint-Germain for a deal amounting to only about 50 million euros.
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