Oh yes, the exciting Bundesliga. Nice again every year.
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Yes, unfortunately it is like that. It’s a top game in the Bundesliga. In many countries around the world the game is broadcast and it happens. You can lose, but you can’t let yourself be shot down like that in the first few minutes. Leverkusen has still not developed a winning mentality for important games.
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When I read something like that again I really think that this website is an amalgamation of parallel worlds.
“You can’t let yourself be shot like that in the first few minutes”
Yes, Lewandowski scored after 3 minutes, but that can happen anytime and anywhere if a rehearsed standard works so well. Then it took another 27 minutes, in which Bayer played very well and kept up, until the second goal fell quite happily. The 3rd was bad luck for Leverkusen. That you have a short hangover afterwards is not good but understandable. But you had the wrong opponent with Bayern to have something like that. Up to the 34th minute the game was definitely worthy of a top game in which Bayern were also challenged. After the 37th, nobody really wanted to go full throttle any more.
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I don’t know what you saw today … Leverkusen was so up at the back that it felt like every ball got through the middle … Leverkusen can actually still be happy that Sane didn’t have any luck… otherwise it’s 7-0 Break and even that only because Bayern left a lot of other good chances or were badly played out …
Leverkusen was overwhelmed today in halftime 1 … It was characteristic that Davies was spared before the break … Before the break … The second may have gone better for Bayer … but that was more due to Bayern’s administrative and overdrive mode!
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Of course, they were more open at the back than the average Bundesliga team, but that was just because of the tactical focus. In contrast to these, you did not fight for your own sixteen with 7 men and hoped that it would only end 1-0. You played a very offensive defensive game, perhaps by necessity. The Bayern players were started early and energetically. Problems only arose when one overplayed the first pressing line. Due to the lack of 6, there was also enough space for the Bayernsturm to take up the pace at these moments. It wasn’t played badly, it was a tactical risk that was taken. If we look at this statistically, then up to the 34th minute you get the following: 5 of the 6 defensive duels won were in the opposing half. They had only 25 ball actions (9%) and 10 passes (5%) fewer than Bayern in this period. Bayern cleared the ball more than twice as often (5) in / around their own 16s.
If you hide the 3 goals, then it was a very even game in which Leverkusen was forced to play very high pressing. It was just bad luck that Bayern had a very good day and were lucky with 2 of their first 3 goals.
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I don’t know what you saw. As soon as Bayern got over the middle line, it burned brightly in the back and again that they didn’t get any more goals was actually just luck …
There is nothing nice to talk about … I have seldom seen a team defending so badly … and that was not only from the age of 30!
I had the impression that all three parts of the team played a different tactic today …
The ones in the storm started listlessly … The midfield is full on the ball and the defense has actually always let itself go …
Almost all the players in front of the chain of four were unprotected … So where you saw eye level … especially with the point of view that Bayern should have scored at least two more goals …
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You have to leave space somewhere on a soccer field. I don’t know if you’ve ever stood on one, but these things are huge. Thanks to their offensive line-up, they hoped to put the IV under pressure with very high pressure and thus disrupt the build-up of the game they have more than halved 94 to 41. The only problem is, where is your chain of 4? If it makes the spaces tight, it makes the pass into the free space between you and the midfield more difficult, but at the same time allows longer balls over you in the run of the striker and thus it comes to permanent sprint duels of the defenders against the strikers, or they leave the free one Space to prevent the long balls from overhead and hopes that they can hold off the strikers with the ball long enough for the rest of the team to move up. If you now say, of course, the rooms have to be narrowed, then congratulations, you lose every year with Man City in the CL because the opponent is constantly playing long balls over your 4-man chain.
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