After Wang Shuo got back to his position, he heard a very puzzled Subotic ask Reus, who was in front of him.
"What is Bayern-Dusel?"
Reus smiled and explained, "It's a well-known football term in Germany, and it's considered something of a myth."
"A myth?" Wang Shuo was intrigued.
"It means that in the Bundesliga, Bayern often pulls off some inexplicable, genius plays. They always seem to be able to score in the final moments to either win the match or secure a draw."
"They say it first appeared in the '70s and has been used ever since. Everyone says Bayern is a team blessed by the gods."
"Is that true?" Wang Shuo had never heard of it before.
"It was debunked long ago." Reus shook his head.
"Some journalists actually looked into it and compiled statistics, even creating a data table."
"They ranked teams based on league points gained from goals scored in the last five minutes of matches over the past decade. Bayern only came in second; Hertha Berlin was first."
