Kerim Derimbay and Emil Forsberg scored screams when RB Lepizig and Bayer Leverkusen shared the loot in their Bundesliga clash on Saturday.
In front of 6,000 Leverkusen fans at the BayArena, Emil Forsberg smashed the ball off the edge of the crossbar to give Leipzig a 14-minute lead, but Derimbay’s draw six minutes later was even more spectacular.
The German striker made an internal cut on the left foot and made a very good effort against Peter Gulacsi on purpose from 30 meters.
Kerim Derimbay scored a sensational long-range goal as Leverkusen drew 1-1 with RB Leipzig
Emil Forsberg crashed a magnificent shot out of the bar to open the marker to visitors
At one cautious time, Leverkusen, ahead of Patrick Schick, had the ball on the scoreboard with 12 minutes to go, but the line judge put his pennant out of the game.
It is the first time Leipzig have lost trouble this season, having beaten Mainz 3–1 on the first day of the season, while Leverkusen is still not winning this season.
More to come.
The Swede celebrated RB Leipzig’s victory in the 14th minute
Six minutes later, Derimbay shot from 30 yards to tie scores.
The setting was played against 6000 socially remote enthusiasts in BayArena on Saturday
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