Bundesliga, Leipzig vs. Bayern, can Leipzig pull its teeth?

When Leipzig was acquired by Red Bull in 2009, it was known as the fifth-level league. In fact, it is a group of people playing football in the village. They are not professional and players are not professional. Then he jumped four times in seven years and jumped into the Bundesliga. At that time, the boss of Red Bull said that he would win the league and the Champions League within ten years.

The ten-year agreement will come next year. Obviously, Red Bull has not reached its goal yet, and it is even far away, but it has surpassed many teams in fame and barely entered the Champions League in terms of strength.

It seems a bit difficult to play into the Champions League this season, but it is also very close, just a few feet away. There are three rounds of competitions, ranking fifth with 49 points, only 2 points away from the Champions League, and they are full of fighting spirit. The team has outstanding defensive problems recently, conceding 2 goals per game in the last 6 rounds, but their home performance is stable (3 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss in the last 6 games), and is good at quick counterattacks and breakthroughs on the wing.

Leipzig focuses on rapid conversions and wing impact, and the speed of core players Oppenda and Simmons poses great threat. However, the defense line has serious injuries (Alban and Bishabu are absent), and may be forced to use the substitute central defender combination, and the defense stability is doubtful.

Bayern Munich currently ranks first with 75 points, leading second place Leverkusen by 8 points, with a significant goal difference advantage. This game requires only 1 point to secure the Bundesliga championship in advance, which is also a key battle for Kane's first career championship. Despite serious injury in the lineup, its overall strength is still top in the Bundesliga, with 2.2 goals per game on the offensive end and 1.1 goals per game on the defensive end, and relatively balanced offense and defense.

Bayern won the championship and was sure to make it a sure thing. The defeat in the Champions League made Bayern very angry. He beat the younger brothers up and vented his anger when he came back. Heidenheim and Mainz were both a little confused. Why is this the elder brother? The nest was blown up, and if Inter Milan couldn't beat him, he turned around to ask his brothers to vent his anger. He didn't have the strength to fight back and directly pressed it on the ground to rub it.

People say that things are only three times, and they have already given up for two rounds, so it is time to calm down. Red Bull urgently needs to get points to compete for European qualifications. At present, as long as you win this game against Bremen, Stuttgart should not be a problem. Then you will be able to get European qualifications. Freiburg may not be able to win in the last round of Frankfurt.

So this game is the key, so will Bayern give in? I think it is highly likely that Bayern won the championship ahead of schedule after winning one point in this game, with 61 goals and 31 goals from the pharmaceutical factory. The pharmaceutical factory was exhausted and could not catch up with 30 goals in three games. Generally, the team that no one else won the championship at home, and the opponent urgently needed points. It is recommended that Red Bull take over this game, and maybe get three points directly.