Bayern in the individual critique: Only two last-minute heroes fully convince! | OneFootball

FC Bayern win 3-1 against FC St. Pauli on the 12th Bundesliga matchday thanks to two goals in stoppage time. The Bayern stars in the FCBinside individual critique

Manuel Neuer: Didn’t look good at 0-1 – he really had to close down the short corner. After that, the keeper wasn’t called upon to make any more saves. Grade: 4

Konrad Laimer: Did not cut a good figure in the scene before the 0-1. Looked unusually unsure in several scenes and had no impact going forward. Was substituted at half-time. Mark: 4

Jonathan Tah: Radiated a lot of confidence and won his duels. Decent game. Mark: 3

Minjae Kim: Lost the decisive running duel before the 0:1. Looked too hesitant in several duels. That can be better. Mark: 4

Tom Bischof: His deflected shot just hit the post – it could have been 1-1. The youngster then pushed another shot to the right of the goal just before the half-time whistle. Failed with a volley in the second half. Bischof made an effort overall, but was unable to create a decisive scene. Mark: 3

Joshua Kimmich: Played a misplaced pass before conceding the goal to make it 0-1. Played a little sloppily from the back on a number of occasions. Bayern lacked creativity in the center, for which Kimmich was also responsible. In the end, however, Kimmich set up Diaz’s winning goal, hence his grade: 3

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Aleksandar Pavlovic: Had the first Bayern chance, but his shot went over. Pavlovic was very much on the safe side against Pauli and lacked the drive forward. Mark: 4

Lennart Karl: Was unlucky with a shot off the post in the first half. Kept looking for creative solutions and played some dangerous set-pieces. In the end, however, the youngster lacked the penetrating power of recent games. Mark: 3

Raphael Guerreiro: Was virtually invisible in the ten-man position for the entire first half – until he scored shortly before the break to make it 1-1. After a strong assist from Diaz, Guerreiro slammed the ball under the crossbar. After the goal, Guerreiro pretty much disappeared in the second half until he was substituted in the 65th minute. Grade: 3 for his goal

Luis Diaz: Was able to start the game rested after his suspension from Arsenal. Was agile and aggressive for long stretches. Artistically set up Guerreiro’s goal to make it 1-1 from a sitting position. Then scored the winner in stoppage time after an assist from Kimmich. That was very important! Grade: 2

Harry Kane: Had a chance from an acute angle in the first half, but dragged his shot wide of the far post. He then curled a free-kick just over. Kane had a shot blocked in a good position in the second half. He could have crossed for Diaz again! The goalscorer was unlucky with his shot at the inside of the post towards the end of the game. Overall, not a happy performance from Kane. Grade: 4

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Substitutes

Michael Olise (46. for Laimer): Couldn’t provide any highlights after his substitution. The Pauli defense consistently took the Frenchman out of the game. grade: 4

Josip Stanisic (65 for Guerreiro): Was inconspicuous after his substitution. 4

Serge Gnabry (65 for Karl): Couldn’t break down the visitors‘ tight defence after coming on as a substitute. Shot over the goal once from around 16 metres in the closing stages. Mark: 4

Leon Goretzka (77 for Kim): Came on too late to score

Nicolas Jackson (84 for Pavlovic): Came on too late to score, but then scored a cool goal to make it 3-1 for Bayern! Therefore, grade: 2

Here you can give the Bayern stars your own marks for the game against St. Pauli

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This is how the player grading tool „RankIt“ works on FCBinside: After every FC Bayern match, fans can rate every player who played at least 15 minutes with a grade. The grading scale ranges from 1 to 6. 1 stands for a very good performance, 6 for an unsatisfactory performance – just like in school reports.