A brilliant performance from the Werkself in their triumph over Bayern

Matchday 21 of the Bundesliga will remain immortalized in the history books, especially for fans of the Werkself. The game against Bayern Munich was more than just a soccer match; it was a demonstration of tactics, team spirit and unwavering determination. Under head coach Xabi Alonso, Leverkusen showed an unprecedented level of performance.

As early as the 18th minute, it was clear that it was going to be an extraordinary evening. Josip Stanisic, who beat his regular team, Alejandro Grimaldo with a brilliant shot in the 50th minute and Jeremie Frimpong with a last-minute goal in stoppage time set the BayArena alight. These goals were not only highlights of the game, but also signs of a team that acted with confidence and precision.

Xabi Alonso's strategic changes compared to the previous game in the DFB Cup paid off. The tactical finesse and the decision to play players like Stanisic, Nathan Tella and Amine Adli from the start were key factors in this success.

The Werkself dominated the game with a mixture of physical defending and fast, effective counter-attacks. Leverkusen hardly gave Bayern any room to develop and took every opportunity to increase the pressure on the Munich defense. This dominance and Leverkusen's tactical maturity were particularly evident in the second half, when the team continued to dominate the game.

This victory is more than just a triumph over the record champions; it is a statement from Bayer 04 Leverkusen and a clear indication that they are ready to make history. Now unbeaten in 31 consecutive competitive matches, the Werkself are on the verge of setting a new Bundesliga record. This success underlines the remarkable style of play, incredible team spirit and tactical versatility that Xabi Alonso has brought to this team.