Real Sociedad player ratings v Bournemouth, how would you score them? | OneFootball

According to Diario Vasco, Beñat Barreto rated Real Sociedad's players from zero to five after Bournemouth's visit to Anoeta, with Sergio Gómez the pick on three. Many starters were given two, while Héctor Fort, Orri Óskarsson and head coach Pellegrino Matarazzo received one.

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The first half was chaotic under a back three, with Luken Beitia and Fort repeatedly out of position. Evanilson turned Jon Martín before finding Truffert for the move that became 0-1, then Fort lost the ball before Rayan's 0-2, with Unai Marrero poorly positioned. Evanilson also headed against the post.

After the break Real improved. Mikel Oyarzabal scuffed a shot on 46 and Mamadou Sarr's sliding tackle denied Kluivert on 52. Gómez, culpable at 0-2, then scored with a cross-shot and released Gonçalo Guedes, whose earlier strike was diverted by Petrovic and whose cross on 81 begged a finish.

Beñat Turrientes was off the pace despite testing the keeper from range, Yangel Herrera had a double chance in minute nine, and Ander Barrenetxea started slowly despite an early feed for Oyarzabal. Óskarsson's finishing deserted him from Arsen Zakharyan's service, though Jon Gorrotxategi and Luka Sucic added order and quality. Matarazzo's back-three plan backfired before half-time, then a more orthodox shape lifted the level and Real should have equalised.

Source: Diario Vasco

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