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kusen extended their unbeaten Bundesliga run to 10 games after Friday’s win in Stuttgart. Their Jamaican winger provided the spark again and it’s not hard to see why Chelsea are being linked with the rising star.Not for the first time this season, 20-year-old Leon Bailey proved the difference for Bayer Leverkusen. In the season where he has become a regular starter, pushing club favorite Karim Bellarabi to the bench, Bailey’s attacking guile has been a major part of the club’s climb up the table.

Against a defensively solid Stuttgart team that hadn’t lost at home all season, Bailey provided the two assists that won Leverkusen the game. While Bernd Leno’s heroics in the second half played a big role in the win, Leverkusen’s attack would have lacked bite without the speed and skill of their 20-year-old Caribbean star.

Twenty minutes in, Bailey’s skill saw him bypass recent French international Benjamin Pavard with ease. Then, and crucially for a winger, Bailey’s delivery was just right. The low ball into the box sliced through a handful of white shirts and Kai Havertz timed his run to perfection so as to score the opener in stride.

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Bundesliga: Leon Bailey provides the difference for Bayer Leverkusen again

 Deutsche Welle  December 8, 2017  0 Comments

      

Leverkusen extended their unbeaten Bundesliga run to 10 games after Friday’s win in Stuttgart. Their Jamaican winger provided the spark again and it’s not hard to see why Chelsea are being linked with the rising star.Not for the first time this season, 20-year-old Leon Bailey proved the difference for Bayer Leverkusen. In the season where he has become a regular starter, pushing club favorite Karim Bellarabi to the bench, Bailey’s attacking guile has been a major part of the club’s climb up the table.

Against a defensively solid Stuttgart team that hadn’t lost at home all season, Bailey provided the two assists that won Leverkusen the game. While Bernd Leno’s heroics in the second half played a big role in the win, Leverkusen’s attack would have lacked bite without the speed and skill of their 20-year-old Caribbean star.

Twenty minutes in, Bailey’s skill saw him bypass recent French international Benjamin Pavard with ease. Then, and crucially for a winger, Bailey’s delivery was just right. The low ball into the box sliced through a handful of white shirts and Kai Havertz timed his run to perfection so as to score the opener in stride.

Read More: Leverkusen keep run going with win in Stuttgart

With Stuttgart threatening to equalize, Bailey delivered again — this time from a corner. His whipped delivery was headed home by Lars Bender and Leverkusen had ended the contest. It might have been a hat-trick of assists had Julian Baumgartlinger finished off his excellent cross better with the final touch of the game.

Bayer have now gone 10 games undefeated in the Bundesliga and are the third highest scorers in the league (29 goals) behind Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund (both 34 goals). On Friday night after their win in Stuttgart, the club sat in fourth.

Elusive, fast and with an excellent whip to his delivery, low or high, Bailey is one the main reasons Heiko Herrlich’s coaching style is working. The left-footer is in the top 10 for most dribbles per game in the Bundesliga this season and already has four goals and four assists to his name. His defensive contribution isn’t bad for a 20-year-old either. Simply put, Bailey is a talent who is starting to blossom.

Unsurprisingly, there are rumors Chelsea are interested in the Jamaican, but Leverkusen’s head of sport Jonas Boldt told kicker there hadn’t been an offer and that a transfer was “out of the question.”

One look at Bailey’s performance tonight, it’s easy to understand why.

Jack Wilshere confident he can fight way back into Arsenal's Premier League plans

Jack Wilshere, who has staked his claim for a place on the bench against Southampton tomorrow with his fine midweek performance against BATE Borisov, says he is confident he can fight his way back into Arsene Wenger’s Premier League plans, even though he is now three weeks away from being able to negotiate with other clubs.

Wilshere, who scored one and laid on two in Arsenal’s 6-0 win in the Europa League, also revealed he had not yet given up on playing for England in the World Cup next summer.

Wilshere, 25, who wants to stay at Arsenal, is out of contract at the end of the season – there has been no offer from the club – but denied the lack of talks was playing on his mind.

He explained: “Nothing else goes through your head when you’re playing, except who you are playing against and what you can do to affect the game. If I’m on the bench in a Premier League game, I’m thinking, ‘What can I do coming off the bench?’

“When I’m at home, maybe you think, ‘What’s going to happen? I’ve only got six months left.’ But once I’m at the training ground, I’m focused, preparing for the next game.”

He thinks his season at Bournemouth last year helped him as a player, and said he was wiser now about listening to his body to avoid getting injuries. Wilshere said: “Bournemouth was beneficial. The boss made it clear I was not going to play as much as I wanted to at Arsenal. It was difficult going out to a not-top-four-team. You have to fight for the ball and you learn more about yourself, such as how good you are defensively.

“I think I improved there massively. I played 28-30 games and unfortunately, I got an impact injury which anyone could have picked up. I look back on my time there and I think I learned a lot, made some good friends there and I wouldn’t change anything.”

He says Wenger has allowed him sometimes to skip training to make sure he stays at peak fitness. “As you get older things change. I know my body better. There might be some days when I have had to miss a training session and the boss has been brilliant. I have trained 90 per cent of the time. But on the odd occasion when I am feeling a bit tired and know my body is at risk of picking up an injury, I speak with the boss and he lets me stay inside.

“Ultimately the most important thing is the game. You have to be fresh for the game and be ready for that and that is what I have been concentrating on more this year.”

As well as being confident of fighting his way back into the Arsenal team, he still believes he can play for England in Russia. “I want to play for my country,” he said. “The manager seems to not favour me. He said he wants me to be playing regularly in the Premier League and fair enough, that’s what I have to do.,,

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