Victor Boniface scored his 16th goal for Bayer Leverkusen – Getty image Victor Boniface scored his 16th goal of the season for Bayer Leverkusen in thrilling 4-0 win against Bochum. Leverkusen who are having one of their best seasons in years, rained terror on their visitors, with water-fall of goals. Although Boniface scored, It was Patrik Schick that stole the spotlight with his quick-fire hatrick in the first half. He broke the deadlock for the home team at the half-hour mark, adding another just two minutes later.
Victor Boniface scored his 16th goal for Bayer Leverkusen – Getty image Schick completed the smooth ride just before the end of the half, frustrating Bochum’s fans. He handed the baton over to Boniface, as the Nigerian was introduced to replace him in the 67 minute. Boniface hardly settled in, before firing a deflection into the corner, to take his goal tally to 16 in all competition this season. With the victory, Leverkusen still maintain their lead in the Bundesliga league table with 42 points, ahead of Bayern Munich with 38.
Bayer Leverkusen thrash Eintracht Frankfurt 3-0 – Getty image As the game progressed into the second half, Leverkusen further asserted their dominance with Jeremie Frimpong capitalizing on a parried Boniface shot, doubling the lead. The party continued, and Florian Wirtz added a third goal in the 57th minute, timately sealing the fate of the match. Meanwhile, Frankfurt struggled to pose any major threat, allowing Leverkusen to cruise to a well-deserved victory. 
AS Roma Jose Mourinho has served a response after being called out over the “ugly” tactics he employed during the second leg of the Europa League semi-final clash with Bayer Leverkusen. Roma progressed to the final of the Europa League after grabbing a draw during the match. The Italian club which had a 1-0 advantage, sat inside their half in the second-leg of semi-final match and defended with their bodies. 
Trending:Another Nigerian lady set to break Guinness World Record as she begins counting of rice grains (Video) Xabi Alonso’s men had 23 attempts and failed to convert any. Roma on the other hand failed to register a single shot on target. Criticizing Mourinho after the match, Leverkusen midfielder Kerem Demirbay said; “It’s a shame that in a semi-final at such a high level that this type of play can be rewarded. They made things very ugly at the end.” 
When asked about the tactics and if he is physically fine, Mourinho said refrained from engaging in his trademark celebratory run on the pitch because of his close bond with Leverkusen manager, Xabi Alonso who he coached during his stint with Real Madrid. He said; “No, it’s not an agility problem. Experience doesn’t come into it because you still feel the pressure during these moments in the same way. You feel the same joy too. It doesn’t change anything. “To tell you the truth, it’s very hard for me to come up against my friends because while you may forget during the game, it’s tough afterwards. I don’t like celebrating in front of my guys and the person doing an extraordinary job out there, Xabi, is one of mine. That’s why I struggle.”