Leverkusen aim to halt Bayern's Bundesliga charge
Bayer Leverkusen return to Bundesliga action on Saturday as hosts to leaders Bayern Munich, still grappling with inconsistency that threatens their top-four ambitions.

The 18-year-old La Masia graduate made his first appearance in UEFA'S premium continental competition after replacing Ronald Araujo in the 89th minute, shortly after Newcastle had scored the opener in the 1-1 draw.
"I couldn't believe it when I went on the pitch. I really enjoyed it and my emotions were through the roof," said the defender after the match.
"For a young guy like me, that the coach has trusted me, it meant everything. I really appreciate him. How he trusted in me, made me feel relaxed, under no pressure and so I could play how I know I can".
The youngster had featured in 12 matches for Barca's reserve team this season, scoring three goals while providing one assist.
“I have to keep working, training and being ready to make the most of any other opportunity that comes my way,” added Espart.