Leverkusen beat Karabach 5-1 at home in the third round of the Europa League group stage.

Continue to lead the standings

Recently, Leverkusen ushered in the challenge of Karabach at home in the third round of Group H of the UEFA Europa League group stage. In this game, Leverkusen showed strong strength and team spirit, and eventually defeated his opponent 5-1, continued to lead the standings, and set a 44-year record. After the start of the

game, Leverkusen showed a strong desire to attack. With their superb pass and cut cooperation and excellent personal abilities, they frequently threaten their opponents' goals. Kara** seems a little passive and cannot organize an effective counterattack.

In the 25th minute, Leverkusen got an excellent opportunity. Captain Reus's shot was saved by the opponent's goalkeeper, but Gretzka, who quickly made a quick shot, scored the ball, helping the team to take a 1-0 lead. The goal sounded a wake-up call for Leverkusen, making them more focused on the game.

After the start of the second half, Leverkusen continued to maintain an efficient offensive posture. In the 55th minute, they got a corner kick opportunity, and captain Reus used his experience and skills to head the ball to expand the score to 2-0. This puts Kara* in a more passive situation.

However, the progress of the game did not stagnate. In the 83rd minute, Leverkusen scored again, this time when Asensio, who came on the bench, scored a wonderful long shot, expanding the score to 3-0. This completely lost Karabakh the opportunity to counterattack. In the 90th minute, they finally scored, but it was too late and Leverkusen had already secured the victory. In the end, Leverkusen defeated his opponent 5-1 and continued to lead the standings.

This game not only allowed Leverkusen to continue leading the standings, but also set a 44-year record. This is their seventh victory in the Europa League group stage, breaking their 6-win record set 44 years ago. This also proves Leverkusen's strength and competitiveness in the European war.