Bayer Leverkusen first team to go through entire Bundesliga season undefeated

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Bayer Leverkusen first team to go through entire Bundesliga season undefeated

Bayer Leverkusen made history in the Bundesliga by becoming the first team to go through an entire season undefeated. This remarkable achievement has solidified their place as one of the most dominant teams in German football history.

Throughout the season, Bayer Leverkusen displayed exceptional teamwork, skill, and determination on the field. Their players exhibited a high level of discipline and focus, which allowed them to overcome any challenges they faced during matches.

Bayer Leverkusen have become the first team to go through a whole Bundesliga season unbeaten after defeating Augsburg 2-1 on Saturday.

    Xabi Alonso’s side clinched their 28th win of the season, with goals from Victor Boniface and Robert Andrich sealing the victory.

    Leverkusen also drew six games but never lost, ending the season on 90 points. Only Bayern Munich’s 2012-13 champions have recorded more (91) in the Bundesliga era.

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    Union’s win meant Bochum dropped into the playoff place after losing at Werder Bremen 4-1.

    Bochum faces Fortuna Düsseldorf over two legs to see which team will play in the Bundesliga next season. Düsseldorf was third in the second division.

    Mainz ensured its survival with a 3-1 win at Wolfsburg.

    remaining, but things got even worse for departing manager Thomas Tuchel. 

    Kramaric was picked out by Tom Bischof with five minutes left to play, and the Croatian made no mistake, finding the bottom corner with a thunderous shot.

    He completed his hat-trick two minutes later to wrap up a famous win for Hoffenheim and condemn Bayern to their worst league campaign in over a decade. 

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