Bayer Leverkusen Make History, Reach Europa League Final and Extend Unbeaten Run

Bayer Leverkusen etched their name in European football history on Thursday night, securing a dramatic 2-2 draw against AS Roma in the Europa League semi-final second leg. This result not only booked their place in the final but also extended their unbeaten streak to a staggering 49 matches across all competitions.

This achievement surpasses the previous record of 48 games held by SL Benfica. The never-say-die attitude of Leverkusen was on full display as they battled back from a goal down twice against a determined Roma side. A last-minute equalizer sent the BayArena crowd into a frenzy and ensured their place in the Europa League final for the first time since 2002.

Manager Xabi Alonso has masterminded this remarkable unbeaten run, transforming Leverkusen into a well-oiled machine known for their attacking flair and resolute defense. The team’s young prodigy, Florian Wirtz, continues to be a shining star, while veterans like Kerem Demirbay and Moussa Diaby have provided experience and leadership.

Leverkusen will now face Atalanta in the Europa League final, scheduled for later this month. The clash promises to be an exciting encounter between two attacking-minded teams. However, Leverkusen will also be aiming to end their Bundesliga campaign on a high note. They currently sit atop the table, one point ahead of Bayern Munich, and are on the verge of clinching their first league title since 2011.

This is a historic moment for Bayer Leverkusen, and the fans are rightfully celebrating their team’s incredible run. With a Europa League final and a potential Bundesliga title on the horizon, the future looks bright for Xabi Alonso’s young and talented squad.