Leverkusen win first Bundesliga crown, breaking Bayern's 11-year run
FootballBayer Leverkusen: 10 Times New Bundesliga Champions Have Rescued the Game in Injury Time
- Bayer Leverkusen are the only team unbeaten in Europe's top five leagues
- The Bundesliga champions have a habit of saving the game in injury time
- Sports lists 10 times this season Die Werkself have scored in added time
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Bayer Leverkusen's journey this season has been nothing short of extraordinary.
Under Xabi Alonso's leadership, they are the sole unbeaten team in Europe's top five leagues.
Their path to maintaining this flawless record has been far from easy.
Facing challenges both home and away, the Die Werkself have consistently demonstrated resilience to preserve their undefeated status.
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In their recent Bundesliga encounter with Stuttgart on Saturday, April 27, Leverkusen found themselves trailing by two goals, only to stage a remarkable comeback, salvaging a 2-2 draw with a late, dramatic equalizer, as reported by the BBC.
Robert Andrich emerged as the hero in the 96th minute, finding the net to secure a crucial point for Alonso's men. The team refused to relent despite trailing 2-0 after 56 minutes, which extended their unbeaten streak to an impressive 46 games.
This nail-biting finish against Stuttgart mirrored previous instances where Leverkusen snatched victory or salvaged a draw from the jaws of defeat. This includes a 97th-minute equalizer against Borussia Dortmund on April 21, as reported by the Guardian, to salvage a 1-1 draw.
10 times Leverkusen saved the game this season
- 90'+4 v Bayern
- 90'+4 v Qarabag
- 90'+4 v Augsburg
- 90'+1 v Leipzig
- 90'+1 v Stuttgart
- 90'+2 v Qarabag
- 90'+3 & +7 v Qarabag
- 90'+1 v Hoffenheim
- 90'+7 v Dortmund
- 90'+7 v Stuttgart
Their ability to secure late goals has been a defining characteristic of their season, epitomizing their never-say-die attitude.
Leverkusen remains on course for further glory under Alonso's guidance. With three games remaining, their eyes are set on maintaining their unbeaten streak while also vying for success in the German Cup final and the Europa League semi-final against Serie A side Roma.
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FootballLeverkusen cause internet meltdown
Sports Brief reported that fans took to social media to react to Leverkusen's comeback against Stuttgart.
The thrilling nature of the match left fans overwhelmed with emotions, prompting them to share their thoughts on social media following another unforgettable game,
Leverkusen's hopes seemed dashed as stoppage time loomed, with Stuttgart defending resolutely.