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Manuel Neuer: He was pretty much unemployed, but he was there in the 41st minute with a world-class show. Class 2.
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NIKLAS SÜLE: Right-back on paper, more on the field on the right half. Busy, deceitful, like Sülinho often turns to the offensive game, he even tried twice from a distance. Class 2.
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DAYOT UPAMECANO: solid entrance. In Bayern’s defence, nothing can fall into debt. But here and there with some bad passes at the start of the game. Note 3.
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Lucas Hernandez: He hasn’t faced a challenge like Upamecano, but he has won all the important duels and is also convinced by the ball on the foot. Grade: 2.5.
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Alphonso Davies: He had a lot of offensive duels as usual, but overall it wasn’t as straightforward as usual. I got a well deserved break after 70 minutes. Note 3.
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JOSHUA KIMMICH: In the first half with a few perilous passes and a lack of focus, you went unpunished shortly before the end. Otherwise, as usual, solid in scrolling and handling. You don’t have much to do against a harmless opponent. Note 3.
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LEON GORETZKA: strong in the switch game, always convinced of good passports and started many goal area scenes. Grade: 2.5.
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Serge Gnabry: It hardly happened in the first half, but it increased significantly as both teams changed hands and scored good goals to make it 3-0. Grade: 2.5.
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Thomas Muller: Lewandowski’s assist 2-0 and three more passes for the shot. Worked well against the ball also Score: 2.5.
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LEROY SANE: Once again the most obvious player in attack. He got many applause in his own half for his powerful dribbling and his ball won. I was rewarded with an assist to Gnabry and a ‘shattered’ side goal. Grade: 1.5.
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Robert Lewandowski: After a goalless match in Fürth with a lightning two and three Volagin to score. suitable. Class 2.
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Jamal Moussa: He substituted Gnabry in the 68th minute and had some fun with some powerful dribbles. Grade: 2.5.
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Benjamin Pavard: He came for Davies and he’s geared towards the right-back. Collected goal post with template to 5-0. Grade: 2.5.
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Eric Maxime Choupo-Moting: He came ten minutes before the end and once again proved his Joker qualities with his goal to the final score. Grade: 2.5.
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BOUNA SARR: He was replaced by Sane shortly before the end. Without any work worth mentioning. There is no rating.
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MARCEL SABITZER: He was allowed to participate for about ten minutes in place of Goretzka. It no longer seems noteworthy. There is no rating.

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