Bayer Leverkusen clinches first-ever Bundesliga title, ending Bayern Munich's reign

In an incredible upset, Bayer Leverkusen won the Bundesliga for the first time, ending Bayern Munich's 11-year reign under head coach Xabi Alonso on Monday, marking the history as the end of an era for German football.

Florian Wirtz scored a hat trick to lead Leverkusen to a convincing 5-0 victory over Werder Bremen, capping a dominant show of superiority. As the game came to an end, supporters crowded the field in exuberant celebration, reveling in the joy of their team's historic victory.

As he considered the historic victory, Wirtz said, “It’s indescribable ... I don’t think it’s possible, or I personally can’t even realize it yet.” 

Leverkusen's dominant lead in the Bundesliga standings, a whopping 16 points over second-place Bayern Munich, makes their victory even more noteworthy. The team's incredible 43-game winning run in all competitions this season highlights their unmatched success and establishes them as a formidable force in German football.

Bayer Leverkusen enjoys the result of years of hard work and perseverance as the dust settles on their historic victory. For fans of the club, it's a moment to cherish and celebrate, as "Neverkusen" sheds its moniker and etches its name in Bundesliga history as champions.

Source: AP