Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[bitpotter]

Not expecting too much to be honest from Union Berlin. The coach has just come on and it is not going to be instant improvement in my opinion. After all a coach has to understand how to approach with a club. I think it is going to be dumb if we expect instant results from the new coach who has just come on two days before.

This is a huge responsibility for the new Union Berlin coach and we should give him the proper time so that all his players can coordinate smoothly. There is not much that can be done and just being able to save Union Berlin from the relegation zone is already quite an achievement. But that must also be done with a win and don't continue to experience defeat or a draw like before.

[Leviathan.007]

Union Berlin is not performing well. And I will actually agree that it seems like the authority is really not worried about that to be honest. Otherwise, I think they would have already made a big decision. I think they are actually okay with the club performing like this.  And if they keep performing like this, I am pretty sure that they are not going to be able to survive in this league. The way they are performing right now it seems they are definitely going to get relegated. Only two wins so far in this season are definitely not good enough for them.  By the way, does anyone think that only changing the coach is going to solve all the problems?

I think replacing the coach will not solve Union Berlin's problems instantly this season, because in the UCL Union Berlin is also very bad and even today Union Berlin will not be able to win against SC Braga if Union Berlin's own performance does not improve at all. In the Bundesliga Union Berlin actually still has a chance to save itself from being relegated as long as it can still get several points in each match by not experiencing more defeats in a row.

Union Berling is performing very badly, much worse than the team that has been in a significant decline, I think in the previous season union berlin had a pretty good performance and could compete well in the league to get a UCL seat, it was an achievement, but I have not understood what problems actually happened to this squad that caused them to be in the relegation room next to Koln.

I agree that changing the coach is not the right solution, but we need to know the root of the problem first to find the best solution to get the team back to where it was before, but indeed if Nenad Bjelica is responsible for the decline in Union Berlin's performance then it is the coach who needs to be replaced before things get worse, because it has entered 1/3 of the league journey.

Union Berlin is doing well based on the investment they had and the money they invested there, I think the performance of Union Berlin was not bad with the players they have. In the last season, Union Berlin was even racing at the top of the table but compared to Bayern Munich and Dortmund they didn't have enough potential and lost their place I think they need much more for their teams to get better results during the winter.

[Docnaster]

Munich is too dominant to compete for the title so I think a new champion is needed for this season, that is what I also want to see Leverkusen consistent until the end of the season, it is not easy to maintain the stamina and performance of every Leverkusen player so that it remains solid until the end of the season but this is Xabi's opportunity to show that he is capable of bringing Leverkusen to the Bundesliga title this season.

I know that Munich's strength has gotten better in the UCL and in the Bundesliga since Kane's arrival on the front line, so it makes the competition even more interesting, but of course Leverkusen just has to be consistent in winning ways and really not waste matches, let alone lose points, if Leverkusen wants to win the title this season. must get more full points to be able to maintain their position.

Munich has been the all top league toppers and we're definitely too used to them, I'm very much glad that a change is likely to occur this season and I really hope that the change works. Leverkusen are doing their best to compete hard in the league and the UEFA tournament too, Bayern Munich's league victory will unendingly be threatened, Leverkusen seems up to the task as they've not stopped winning.

 For Munich, they're competing hard in the Bundesliga and the UCL race seems pretty easy for them now. I believe tonight's game would be another win for them. They've got less work to do, coupled with the home advantage, enough goals are expected to flow. Leverkusen will do better in their Europa face off and it's certain that they'd win as well. Let's keep seeing the drama that'll unfold in the remaining weeks of the season.

The beauty of a league competition is when three or four teams are capable of winning the league but that's not been the case f the German Bundesliga over the past eleven years as we've seen Bayern Munich win the league in the past eleven seasons but I think that's because if how good of a side they've been over the years and also because of the fact that there's not been a strong side in the league that's capable of stopping them over the years as well.

You don't expect Bayern Munich to stop winning for another club to win because they want the league to look competitive rather it'll take a good performance by another German club to end Bayern Munich's dominance and I think Bayer Leverkusen is capable of doing that this season

[Jegileman]

I agree that changing the coach does not guarantee that the problem will be solved, as happened to Chelsea some time ago for example. But the hope to bring change is also there, this will actually be a very difficult consideration for them. If they are wrong in appointing a new coach, then it will be a disaster and the problem will become more complicated, but if they appoint the right coach, then it will be a good solution.
But I would like to say that a change of coach is not guaranteed to bring about a change for the better, but it could happen.

A change in coach has an impact on a team's overall performance. If they hire a good coach, their performance will improve; however, if they do not hire a good coach who understands the team and can use or integrate the players together more effectively, they will continue to perform poorly on the pitch. The players also have an impact on a team's success; if they don't enjoy the team spirit or don't get along with the coach, it can lead to the team not performing to expectations on the pitch. Players and coaches must collaborate for the team's success.

[tusandii]

Union Berlin is not performing well. And I will actually agree that it seems like the authority is really not worried about that to be honest. Otherwise, I think they would have already made a big decision. I think they are actually okay with the club performing like this.  And if they keep performing like this, I am pretty sure that they are not going to be able to survive in this league. The way they are performing right now it seems they are definitely going to get relegated. Only two wins so far in this season are definitely not good enough for them.  By the way, does anyone think that only changing the coach is going to solve all the problems?

I think replacing the coach will not solve Union Berlin's problems instantly this season, because in the UCL Union Berlin is also very bad and even today Union Berlin will not be able to win against SC Braga if Union Berlin's own performance does not improve at all. In the Bundesliga Union Berlin actually still has a chance to save itself from being relegated as long as it can still get several points in each match by not experiencing more defeats in a row.

Union Berling is performing very badly, much worse than the team that has been in a significant decline, I think in the previous season union berlin had a pretty good performance and could compete well in the league to get a UCL seat, it was an achievement, but I have not understood what problems actually happened to this squad that caused them to be in the relegation room next to Koln.

I agree that changing the coach is not the right solution, but we need to know the root of the problem first to find the best solution to get the team back to where it was before, but indeed if Nenad Bjelica is responsible for the decline in Union Berlin's performance then it is the coach who needs to be replaced before things get worse, because it has entered 1/3 of the league journey.

A lot of people are still questioning the problems that are currently plaguing Union Berlin which is making their performance really very bad but in my opinion the current Union players don't have any problems and the coach also doesn't have any problems but I suspect that there are problems between the players and the coach like the players which actually doesn't suit the current coach and the one who should be able to solve this problem is not the coach but the club owner who must find out the center of this problem.

[Oneandpure]

Union Berlin is doing well based on the investment they had and the money they invested there, I think the performance of Union Berlin was not bad with the players they have. In the last season, Union Berlin was even racing at the top of the table but compared to Bayern Munich and Dortmund they didn't have enough potential and lost their place I think they need much more for their teams to get better results during the winter.

Union Berlin is one of Bundesliga teams have good progress until success promoted to Bundesliga and last achievement finished on top fourth position, they don't have huge investor but their fans become part of this teams become success with fans support financial condition. I watched the video when Union Berlin fans took part in building the An der Alten Försterei stadium. But have very poor performance for the first time appearance in Champion League they failed defend top fourth standings in Bundesliga.

Depend with financial condition, I don't Union Berlin have much money for signing top players and actually some players sign this season have as free agent. Leonardo Bonucci can't help Union Berlin have good performance in Champion League and Bundesliga but still left chance in domestic league with many matches left for moving to top place. Union Berlin can sign some top level players when winter transfer window opening and try to finish on top fourth because they have many points gap from Dortmund.

[len01]

this weekend it looks like we will see the competition at the top of the standings between Bayern Munich and Leverkusen again, but we will see a very strong competition between Leverkusen who will compete against Dortmund which will be a big match this weekend.

looking at the situation of the two teams, maybe Leverkusen is more favored because they have a fairly stable performance but Dortmund has Leverkusen weakness which makes it easier for Dortmund to beat Leverkusen but I want to see Leverkusen win this match.

meanwhile, Munich will play against a team that is easier to beat, Union Berlin, which is currently in a very bad condition and is at the bottom of the standings and it is very easy for Tuchel to plan a strategy to steal 3 points from Union Berlin.

so this weekend we will be presented with a very interesting match and dont miss out on taking advantage of betting on this match.

[klidex]

Union Berlin is not performing well. And I will actually agree that it seems like the authority is really not worried about that to be honest. Otherwise, I think they would have already made a big decision. I think they are actually okay with the club performing like this.  And if they keep performing like this, I am pretty sure that they are not going to be able to survive in this league. The way they are performing right now it seems they are definitely going to get relegated. Only two wins so far in this season are definitely not good enough for them.  By the way, does anyone think that only changing the coach is going to solve all the problems?

I think replacing the coach will not solve Union Berlin's problems instantly this season, because in the UCL Union Berlin is also very bad and even today Union Berlin will not be able to win against SC Braga if Union Berlin's own performance does not improve at all. In the Bundesliga Union Berlin actually still has a chance to save itself from being relegated as long as it can still get several points in each match by not experiencing more defeats in a row.

Union Berling is performing very badly, much worse than the team that has been in a significant decline, I think in the previous season union berlin had a pretty good performance and could compete well in the league to get a UCL seat, it was an achievement, but I have not understood what problems actually happened to this squad that caused them to be in the relegation room next to Koln.

I agree that changing the coach is not the right solution, but we need to know the root of the problem first to find the best solution to get the team back to where it was before, but indeed if Nenad Bjelica is responsible for the decline in Union Berlin's performance then it is the coach who needs to be replaced before things get worse, because it has entered 1/3 of the league journey.

After I researched it, in my opinion it seems like Union Berlin was too enthusiastic this season because they were able to get tickets to compete in the Champions League without thinking twice Union Berlin immediately bought several players to strengthen their team, but unfortunately Union Berlin was not right to buy suitable players and the previous coach, Urs Fischer, had not can find a playing style that is suitable for the new players and between the new players and the old players they have not found good chemistry so Union Berlin has not been able to perform optimally so it has experienced a drastic decline.

Union Berlin changed coaches in mid-November this season and the fault was not with Nenad Bjelica but with the previous coach who did not have much experience in training Union Berlin to compete with a busier schedule than before. Indeed, the decision to change coaches may not necessarily make a difference, but we Don't know if you haven't tried, the previous coach of Union Berlin was able to bring Union Berlin to finish in 4th place last season and managed to get a UCL ticket but unfortunately this season Union Berlin experienced bad luck and the coach realized his mistake and this decision was a joint decision, hopefully with Changing coach Union Berlin can get good changes in the future and can avoid the relegation zone this season.

[Strongkored]

Not expecting too much to be honest from Union Berlin. The coach has just come on and it is not going to be instant improvement in my opinion. After all a coach has to understand how to approach with a club. I think it is going to be dumb if we expect instant results from the new coach who has just come on two days before.

This is a huge responsibility for the new Union Berlin coach and we should give him the proper time so that all his players can coordinate smoothly. There is not much that can be done and just being able to save Union Berlin from the relegation zone is already quite an achievement. But that must also be done with a win and don't continue to experience defeat or a draw like before.

Bringing Union Berlin out of the relegation zone is very likely to be achieved under their new coach because Union Berlin's point difference with several teams above them is only small, and what is important is how they maintain consistency if they succeed in climbing, but Union Berlin's first match with the new coach is a match which is tough so it is very possible that there will be no changes that can be seen and if Union Berlin manages to get just one point against Bayern Munich that will already be a good thing, and when facing an equally weak team or a mid-table team it will be an opportunity for Union Berlin to gain points to start away from the relegation zone.

[topbitcoin]

Not expecting too much to be honest from Union Berlin. The coach has just come on and it is not going to be instant improvement in my opinion. After all a coach has to understand how to approach with a club. I think it is going to be dumb if we expect instant results from the new coach who has just come on two days before.

I was quite happy with Urs Fischer's performance in the last few seasons they competed but this season the Union is completely destroyed and Urs Fischer cannot be used as a reference to bring the Union to good results this season.

Replacing Nenad Bjelica I still find it hard to see how Union will fare but regardless Nenad Bjelica will have to try more to get Union out of the relegation zone now because honestly this doesn't really suit Union who have always been in good situations in the Bundesliga. Hopefully what happened with Leverkusen and Xabi before can happen for Union and Nenad Bjelica this season.

[QueenVera]

Union Berlin is like a team that has run out of gas, and is having difficulty showing its best performance in the 2023/24 season. In fact, we have seen this phenomenon in the previous season, when Union Berlin focused on other competitions, one of which was the Europa League. Their performance goes ups and downs, especially in the Bundesliga. So, they had to go down in ranking and were eventually overtaken by Dortmund and Bayern Munich.
this season, they should increase the amount of ammunition they have to bring in. because, Berlin plays for the Champions League. However, the opposite problem occurred, this team looked like a team that had lost its enthusiasm. The system built by Urs Fischer with his flagship pattern 5-4-1, or 3-5-2, doesn't seem to be effective in every match. Berlin was only recorded as being able to win 2 matches in the Bundesliga out of 12 matches, 1 draw and 9 defeats. in the Champions League group phase, they did not even win a match.

Well, as far as I have read, Urs Fischer actually resigned by reaching an agreement with the club management. and yep, naturally, with a series of such poor performances, the great coach realized that he was no longer competent to handle the team he was coaching. In the end, now Nenad Bjelica has replaced him. The group stage match is his debut match with Union Berlin, so let's watch and wait for the results of how this new coach handles Union Berlin.

Union Berlin was a better team last season but they've been less better this season from week after the season began till now, be it managerial, technical or general team issue, they ought to be doing better. Now they're categorized as the least teams in the league, and it's really not paying out for them.

 Yesterday against Braga, they were able to maintain a draw which although was okay for the fact that they played away from home but at thesame time, they need an improvement in their performance, they need to pose more dangers to their opponents as well. Currently it's pretty much easy to predict the outcome of their games and it isn't supposed to be so. There has to be a change in all areas, there are numerous means to switching from poor to better and it should be implemented.

[Velvet78]

Guirassy continues to be the most important player of Stuttgart this season. Despite having an injury period he is still pretty much the same. He scored a goal anyway even in the games he was able to play for less than 30 minutes. I didn't like his performance against Frankfurt in the last game though. But it isn't that important. In the end he is human.

Stuttgart still won that Frankfurt game by the way. This was good for them because they need to be able to stay strong in the games without Guirassy's big contribution. Next time they are hosting Werder Bremen and I see another win on the horizon. 

[fuguebtc]

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I think replacing the coach will not solve Union Berlin's problems instantly this season, because in the UCL Union Berlin is also very bad and even today Union Berlin will not be able to win against SC Braga if Union Berlin's own performance does not improve at all. In the Bundesliga Union Berlin actually still has a chance to save itself from being relegated as long as it can still get several points in each match by not experiencing more defeats in a row.

Union Berling is performing very badly, much worse than the team that has been in a significant decline, I think in the previous season union berlin had a pretty good performance and could compete well in the league to get a UCL seat, it was an achievement, but I have not understood what problems actually happened to this squad that caused them to be in the relegation room next to Koln.

I agree that changing the coach is not the right solution, but we need to know the root of the problem first to find the best solution to get the team back to where it was before, but indeed if Nenad Bjelica is responsible for the decline in Union Berlin's performance then it is the coach who needs to be replaced before things get worse, because it has entered 1/3 of the league journey.

A lot of people are still questioning the problems that are currently plaguing Union Berlin which is making their performance really very bad but in my opinion the current Union players don't have any problems and the coach also doesn't have any problems but I suspect that there are problems between the players and the coach like the players which actually doesn't suit the current coach and the one who should be able to solve this problem is not the coach but the club owner who must find out the center of this problem.

The team is not working as it should. And to be honest,  I don't think anyone knows what the actual problem is.  And that's because it is definitely not certain what the actual problem is.  Because changes can cause problems between the coaches and the players. But the problem cannot be so big that a team that was performing pretty decently starts performing like this. But from the outside, it does look like the players are not being able to cope up with the tactics that the coach is implementing or trying to implement.

[bitLeap]

I agree that changing the coach does not guarantee that the problem will be solved, as happened to Chelsea some time ago for example. But the hope to bring change is also there, this will actually be a very difficult consideration for them. If they are wrong in appointing a new coach, then it will be a disaster and the problem will become more complicated, but if they appoint the right coach, then it will be a good solution.
But I would like to say that a change of coach is not guaranteed to bring about a change for the better, but it could happen.

A change in coach has an impact on a team's overall performance. If they hire a good coach, their performance will improve; however, if they do not hire a good coach who understands the team and can use or integrate the players together more effectively, they will continue to perform poorly on the pitch. The players also have an impact on a team's success; if they don't enjoy the team spirit or don't get along with the coach, it can lead to the team not performing to expectations on the pitch. Players and coaches must collaborate for the team's success.

From what I digested in this discussion, I can conclude that coaches and players must be able to create harmony in order to create the desired team. The coach cannot move alone, and neither can the players. They are 2 things that we cannot separate in football, because both are interconnected and even interdependent on each other.
I agree that new coaches don't guarantee success, but they can also bring success. But the coach must also get full support from the management, and in recruiting players, the players brought in must really match what the coach wants and management should not interfere in this matter. I have seen many teams that are thick with management interference in player recruitment, and most of them can be said to have failed.

[bangjoe]

I think replacing the coach will not solve Union Berlin's problems instantly this season, because in the UCL Union Berlin is also very bad and even today Union Berlin will not be able to win against SC Braga if Union Berlin's own performance does not improve at all. In the Bundesliga Union Berlin actually still has a chance to save itself from being relegated as long as it can still get several points in each match by not experiencing more defeats in a row.

Union Berling is performing very badly, much worse than the team that has been in a significant decline, I think in the previous season union berlin had a pretty good performance and could compete well in the league to get a UCL seat, it was an achievement, but I have not understood what problems actually happened to this squad that caused them to be in the relegation room next to Koln.

I agree that changing the coach is not the right solution, but we need to know the root of the problem first to find the best solution to get the team back to where it was before, but indeed if Nenad Bjelica is responsible for the decline in Union Berlin's performance then it is the coach who needs to be replaced before things get worse, because it has entered 1/3 of the league journey.

A lot of people are still questioning the problems that are currently plaguing Union Berlin which is making their performance really very bad but in my opinion the current Union players don't have any problems and the coach also doesn't have any problems but I suspect that there are problems between the players and the coach like the players which actually doesn't suit the current coach and the one who should be able to solve this problem is not the coach but the club owner who must find out the center of this problem.

The team is not working as it should. And to be honest,  I don't think anyone knows what the actual problem is.  And that's because it is definitely not certain what the actual problem is.  Because changes can cause problems between the coaches and the players. But the problem cannot be so big that a team that was performing pretty decently starts performing like this. But from the outside, it does look like the players are not being able to cope up with the tactics that the coach is implementing or trying to implement.

I think what happened to the Berlin Union has been going on for a long time (a few weeks), of course it is impossible for the problems that occurred in the Berlin Union team not known, but it is true that information is still closed so it is difficult to identify what problems actually occur in the Berlin Union until
Experiencing such a bad performance.

If the problem is between the notions of players to the strategy that the coach applies, I don't think it will be long like this because there should be an evaluation every time after the match, and we know that previously the Berlin Union played pretty well, of course if the coach wanted to conduct experiments one or two times the match To try a new strategy is enough, and return to the previous strategy.

I think if the Berlin Union continues like this, A.Jorge will be lose because it is not his ability this season.

[EarnOnVictor]

Union Berlin is like a team that has run out of gas, and is having difficulty showing its best performance in the 2023/24 season. In fact, we have seen this phenomenon in the previous season, when Union Berlin focused on other competitions, one of which was the Europa League. Their performance goes ups and downs, especially in the Bundesliga. So, they had to go down in ranking and were eventually overtaken by Dortmund and Bayern Munich.
this season, they should increase the amount of ammunition they have to bring in. because, Berlin plays for the Champions League. However, the opposite problem occurred, this team looked like a team that had lost its enthusiasm. The system built by Urs Fischer with his flagship pattern 5-4-1, or 3-5-2, doesn't seem to be effective in every match. Berlin was only recorded as being able to win 2 matches in the Bundesliga out of 12 matches, 1 draw and 9 defeats. in the Champions League group phase, they did not even win a match.

Well, as far as I have read, Urs Fischer actually resigned by reaching an agreement with the club management. and yep, naturally, with a series of such poor performances, the great coach realized that he was no longer competent to handle the team he was coaching. In the end, now Nenad Bjelica has replaced him. The group stage match is his debut match with Union Berlin, so let's watch and wait for the results of how this new coach handles Union Berlin.

Union Berlin was a better team last season but they've been less better this season from week after the season began till now, be it managerial, technical or general team issue, they ought to be doing better. Now they're categorized as the least teams in the league, and it's really not paying out for them.

 Yesterday against Braga, they were able to maintain a draw which although was okay for the fact that they played away from home but at thesame time, they need an improvement in their performance, they need to pose more dangers to their opponents as well. Currently it's pretty much easy to predict the outcome of their games and it isn't supposed to be so. There has to be a change in all areas, there are numerous means to switching from poor to better and it should be implemented.

Union Berlin is not the club to reckon with now and if they are not careful, they might end the season at the relegation zone. I don't know how this club could be this careless when everyone was given a level playing ground from the very start, this is despite the better performance of the last season that even handed them the Champions League qualification. Let me just conclude that they are facing their downtime like any other club but this is too much carelessness where they are in the 17th position and just 1 point above Koln, this is bad. Their play with Braga yesterday was still okay compared to their very bad performances in many last matches. And for the UCL, they can't even dream of qualifying for the last 16, I wonder how they would displace the likes of Napoli and Real Madrid.

To make matters worse in their local league, they are to face Bayern Munich on Saturday and will soon be forced to drop down to the least on the table. I wonder how they would possibly beat Bayern on that day, it's going to be an easy 3 points for the opponent that is in very good feat.

[Docnaster]

Guirassy continues to be the most important player of Stuttgart this season. Despite having an injury period he is still pretty much the same. He scored a goal anyway even in the games he was able to play for less than 30 minutes. I didn't like his performance against Frankfurt in the last game though. But it isn't that important. In the end he is human.

Stuttgart still won that Frankfurt game by the way. This was good for them because they need to be able to stay strong in the games without Guirassy's big contribution. Next time they are hosting Werder Bremen and I see another win on the horizon. 

Serhou Guirassy has been one of the most prolific strikers in Europe since the start of the season and I don't think there's anyone who'll want to dispute that fact. After he got injured few weeks ago, you don't expect him to come back and immediately start scoring goals like he was doing before his injury but he still came back and immediately contributed to his team's victory. Stuttgart is regarded as one if the best teams in Germany today because of the the presence of the in-form striker and hopefully, he's gonna help the club finish the season on a very good note. That being said, I don't think Serhou Guirassy will remain at the club after this season because a lot of bigger European clubs are eyeing him and would definitely want to sign him next summer.

[Lafu]

Union Berlin is not the club to reckon with now and if they are not careful, they might end the season at the relegation zone.

I agree on that , that Union Berlin is far behind of what they and how good they can play and saddly yes if they keep playing as they have done
they will be maybe playing this season into the relegation , its hard to get out of this relegation zone.

To make matters worse in their local league, they are to face Bayern Munich on Saturday and will soon be forced to drop down to the least on the table. I wonder how they would possibly beat Bayern on that day, it's going to be an easy 3 points for the opponent that is in very good feat.

Even they have all the things to beat maybe Bayern Munich it will be a very hard difficult game for Berlin in Munich on saturday.
But i guess that Munich will win this game , but i hope that Berlin can make a surprise there.

[Dewi Aries]

Union Berlin is like a team that has run out of gas, and is having difficulty showing its best performance in the 2023/24 season. In fact, we have seen this phenomenon in the previous season, when Union Berlin focused on other competitions, one of which was the Europa League. Their performance goes ups and downs, especially in the Bundesliga. So, they had to go down in ranking and were eventually overtaken by Dortmund and Bayern Munich.
this season, they should increase the amount of ammunition they have to bring in. because, Berlin plays for the Champions League. However, the opposite problem occurred, this team looked like a team that had lost its enthusiasm. The system built by Urs Fischer with his flagship pattern 5-4-1, or 3-5-2, doesn't seem to be effective in every match. Berlin was only recorded as being able to win 2 matches in the Bundesliga out of 12 matches, 1 draw and 9 defeats. in the Champions League group phase, they did not even win a match.

Well, as far as I have read, Urs Fischer actually resigned by reaching an agreement with the club management. and yep, naturally, with a series of such poor performances, the great coach realized that he was no longer competent to handle the team he was coaching. In the end, now Nenad Bjelica has replaced him. The group stage match is his debut match with Union Berlin, so let's watch and wait for the results of how this new coach handles Union Berlin.

Union Berlin was a better team last season but they've been less better this season from week after the season began till now, be it managerial, technical or general team issue, they ought to be doing better. Now they're categorized as the least teams in the league, and it's really not paying out for them.

 Yesterday against Braga, they were able to maintain a draw which although was okay for the fact that they played away from home but at thesame time, they need an improvement in their performance, they need to pose more dangers to their opponents as well. Currently it's pretty much easy to predict the outcome of their games and it isn't supposed to be so. There has to be a change in all areas, there are numerous means to switching from poor to better and it should be implemented.

Last season Union Berlin performed quite impressively as an ordinary team, they were able to survive in the tight competition in the top five so they could finish with a top 4 position in the standings, it was a good achievement and I said that they had a fairly strong consistency in the past few seasons, there was no significant change and in the previous 3 seasons they never finished above the top 10 of the standings. But this season is much different, I never thought that Nenad Bjelica's squad would fall so quickly without any indication beforehand.

I think the match against Braga could have been a win for Union Berlin in the UCL because Braga were down to 10 men, one of their players got their card in the 31st minute of the first half, meaning at least Union Berlin had a good chance to maximize that match to get the full three points, but yes as we saw that until the end they were only able to get a draw. In both the Bundesliga and UCL Union Berlin are out of luck, there's nothing impressive about them, to be honest I wouldn't pin any more hopes on them, it's like they've lost faith and maybe the relegation zone is more appropriate for a team that's performing so poorly.

[Weawant]

Union Berlin this season seem to be suffering a fate that I personally can't tell the exact root cause but then the obvious looks like an effect from the change of coach, they seem to be yet aquinted well enough with this coach and his style so most players are still finding it difficult to cope but then they have still got good quality.

Leverkusen on the other hand continually keeps the maintaining their spot at the top of the league table with their points difference been a bit more that it was from Bayern Munich who happens to be the most fierce contender this season, it's quite interesting that at this point Bayern Munich is yet to be at the top of the table, which indicates that there's possiblity there could be a change in the leagues dominance this season.