Adam Hložek is firing sharp again in Germany, check out his goal in the Leipzig net!

Czech national player, former Spartan and current jewel of our football Adam Hložek is getting into shape. He opened the scoring in today’s important league game against Leipzig and scored his 5th league goal this season.

Bayer Leverkusen’s disastrous start to the season is already taking a turn for the better. The team of coach Xabi Alonso is currently in 6th position within the Bundesliga. The pre-season expectations might have been higher, but Leverkusen can be happy to have emerged from the crisis.

Patrik Schick, who literally went on a rampage last season, is struggling with significant health problems this season. The main problem is the groin area. However, the Czech flag is represented by Adam Hložek as a spike forward.

the 20-year-old football gem is slowly but surely settling in and getting into shape in Germany. This is evidenced by the fact that coach Alonso is starting to put him in the starting eleven more and more often.

And Hložek returned the favour in the best possible way in the duel with Leipzig. It was he who opened the scoring in an extremely important match with visiting RB Leipzig.

Midfielder Andrich sent an excellent ball into the wing area from the centre circle and the quick-footed Moussa Diaby managed to catch the ball on the pitch. The Frenchman’s precise cross found the Czech international, who gave goalkeeper Blaswich no chance.

The clash between Bayer and Leipzig is very important in the final stages of the league, as both teams stand right next to each other in the table, specifically in 5th and 6th position. Specifically, these positions are crucial in determining which team will play in the Europa League and which will only qualify for the Conference Europa League.

And speaking of European Cups, one must not forget the extremely good campaign of the home team this year. Indeed, Alonso’s selection has reached the semi-final stage of the UEL, where they will face AS Roma of Italy.

Source: Twitter, Bundesliga