BVB player ratings: strong Greek duo, Bensebaini has a night to forget | OneFootball

Borussia Dortmund lose the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup showdown against FC Bayern Munich 1-2. The BVB players in the BVBWLD individual ratings.

Gregor Kobel: He was powerless against the goals from Brown and Olise. With a sensational save from Luis Díaz’s curling effort (36’), he prevented the deficit from becoming even bigger. Rating: 3.

Joane Gaddou: The young defender looked extremely nervous in the opening stages and made costly passing mistakes in the build-up. He improved as the match went on, but still did not seem fully in sync with his fellow defenders. Rating: 4.

Waldemar Anton: Made several vital last-ditch defensive interventions. However, for the 0-1 he was positioned too far away from goalscorer Nathaniel Brown and gave him too much space. Rating: 3.5.

Ramy Bensebaini: Endured a nightmare day defensively against the irrepressible Michael Olise. In the 90th minute, he was sent off with a red card after a bad foul on Ismael Saibari. Rating: 5.

Julian Ryerson (until the 73rd minute): As usual, he ran tirelessly and switched flanks flexibly. Before the first goal, however, he defended Olise on the outside instead of the inside, opening up the gap. Rating: 3.

Daniel Svensson: He was one of the few bright spots in Dortmund’s attacking play and repeatedly drove the offense down the left flank. In the 32nd minute, however, he squandered a huge chance inside the box. Rating: 3.

Jobe Bellingham: Showed some promising technical moments, but also made one fatal mistake. His soft loss of possession under pressure in first-half stoppage time directly led to Olise making it 0-2. Rating: 4.5.

Beier misses chance to equalize

Felix Nmecha (until the 62nd minute): Largely anonymous in central areas and unable to provide Dortmund’s game with any decisive spark. Substituted after 62 minutes, as expected. Rating: 3.5.

Konstantinos Karetsas (until the 62nd minute): The standout Dortmund player in the starting lineup. In the 52nd minute, he tested Manuel Neuer with a dangerous deflected shot that the Bayern keeper could only keep out with a brilliant save. Rating: 2.5.

Samuele Inácio (until the 45th minute): The youngster was completely overwhelmed by the pace and physicality of Bayern’s defense in the first half. He never got into the game at any point and was duly taken off at halftime. Rating: 5.

Serhou Guirassy (until the 62nd minute): Was completely isolated and offered no goal threat whatsoever. Defensively, he also allowed Olise to get past him far too easily before the second goal conceded. Rating: 5.

Substitutes:

Giannis Konstantelias (from the 46th minute): Immediately brought the much-needed creativity after coming on at halftime. He set up the goal for 1-2 with a strong solo run. Rating: 2.

Fábio Silva (from the 62nd minute): The perfect joker. In the 75th minute, he was in exactly the right place to meet a Svensson cross and coolly scored to make it 1-2. Rating: 2.

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Maximilian Beier (from the 62nd minute): Brought plenty of pace down the wing. However, in the 94th minute he missed a huge chance to make it 2-2, firing wide while unmarked from seven meters out. Rating: 3.5.

Joey Veerman (from the 62nd minute): Still appeared to have some coordination issues. He neither stood out positively nor particularly negatively. Rating: 4.

Marcel Sabitzer (from the 73rd minute): No rating due to limited playing time.

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