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Leverkusen is like Real Madrid, with a playing style that is almost the same as you said.
In the second match, Alonso focused on maintaining the result that was achieved in the first match, such a strategy is also acceptable, the most important thing is that it brought results. As for Roma, they should have played better at home, by the way, I expected a much better game from them in Rome, but after the defeat, I said that de Rossi would not be able to come back from two goals, in away match. And although Roma was very close to this, they could not do it. For me, Real and Bayer have different playing styles, but I would like to watch the match between these teams to understand how strong Bayer is now.
Leverkusen still consistently maintains their unbeaten record so far in the matches they have played in various competitions, even though in the match against Roma, Alonso did not field several core players from the starting eleven of his team's squad. playing at the BayArena, seems to have made the coach confident and confident in hosting AS Roma. especially in the first leg, Leverkusen took the lead first. Maybe that's why he has measured the strength of De Rossi's squad. What's unique is that even though they conceded first, in the end Leverkusen was able to equalize the score at 2-2. well, this match should be memorable for De Rossi who is playing against an unbeaten team. Even though Roma fell, De Rossi has sufficiently proven his worthiness to handle his current team. It could be that this Italian coach can study the patterns and systems that Xavi Alonso applies.
Talking about the pattern and style of play between Leverkusen and Real Madrid, of course these two teams have different styles and characteristics. yeah, I agree with you. What is certain is that Leverkusen will advance to the final round of this competition, and their opponents will be the same team from the Italian League. Let's just wait, when Alonso and his team play the match in the Europa League final.