Player ratings: Bayern stars shine at PSG, three stand out | OneFootball

FC Bayern wins the Champions League thriller at Paris Saint-Germain. The Munich side prevail 2-1 against PSG. The Bayern stars in the FCBinside player ratings.

Manuel Neuer: Showed a class reflex save against Barcola in the first half. Overall, Neuer exuded a lot of calm. He took a few seconds off every goal kick, which earned him a lot of boos from PSG fans – and once a yellow card for time-wasting. In the second half, he made a good save on a long-range shot from Vitinha and was there to stop Neves from close range. Rating: 1.

Konrad Laimer: Didn't get forward as often as usual in the first half, focusing more on defensive work. But Laimer was extremely effective and tenacious against PSG's top offense. In the second half, with the team down a man, it was all about fighting. For Neves' goal, Laimer was too far away from the scorer. Still, a great fight from the Austrian. Rating: 2.

Dayot Upamecano: Won the ball before Bayern's 1-0. Cleared everything else at the back. For the conceded goal, Upamecano was close to scorer Neves but couldn't intervene. Still, a really strong game from the Frenchman. Won many important duels and defended all over the pitch at times. Rating: 1.

Jonathan Tah: Always stayed cool in the build-up play, even when PSG pressed hard. Tah was extremely consistent in his duels. The PSG superstars found no way past the FCB defense boss. A truly world-class performance from Tah. Rating: 1.

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Josip Stanisic: Started as left-back. Early on, he was brilliantly outplayed by Barcola, whom Bayern wanted in the summer. Stanisic joined the attack well once in the first half, but at the end of the move, after a cross from Kimmich, he let the ball go – he should have shot himself. Shortly after, he scored after a fine first touch, but was offside. Provided a lot of security on the left in the second half. Rating: 2.

Joshua Kimmich: Had a huge chance at the end of the first half, but put the ball just wide. Kimmich repeatedly covered spaces and worked hard. Strong. Rating: 2.

Aleksandar Pavlovic: His deflected shot in the first half was dangerous. Pavlovic always kept his composure in the midfield center, even under pressure. A very assured performance. Rating: 2.

Michael Olise: Played very skillfully, but was also committed in several defensive actions. Especially in the second half, Olise showed that he can not only dazzle but also work hard. Rating: 2.

Serge Gnabry: Played a brilliant pass to Olise, who was denied by PSG keeper Chevalier, but Diaz finished. Gnabry played a major role in this goal. He was unlucky when his powerful low shot hit only the inside of the post. Overall, a good game, but was substituted at halftime as Kompany had to reshuffle after Diaz's red card. Rating: 2.

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Luis Diaz: Scored to make it 1-0 for Bayern and completed his brace with the second goal. For the second goal, the Colombian won the ball himself superbly against Marquinhos. Diaz played a very combative game overall and often helped out defensively against his attack-minded opponent Hakimi. His sliding tackle from behind on Hakimi earned Diaz a red card just before halftime. A shame, because until then Diaz was on course for a top rating. Because of the sending off, still a rating: 2.

Harry Kane: Played very deep and therefore was not really involved in dangerous attacking moves. But he held up the ball well and fought selflessly like a true leader. Rating: 2.

Substitutes:

Tom Bischof (46th for Gnabry): After coming on, he was committed and fought for the win. Rating: 2.

Minjae Kim (80th for Olise): Came on too late for a rating.

Leon Goretzka (88th for Kane): Came on too late for a rating.

Here you can give your own ratings to the Bayern stars for the match at Paris Saint-Germain:

This is how the player rating tool “RankIt” works on FCBinside: After every FC Bayern match, fans can rate every player who played at least 15 minutes. The rating scale goes from 1 to 6. A rating of 1 stands for a very good performance, while a 6 means an insufficient performance – just like in school report cards.

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