BVB player ratings: Bensebaini cool under pressure, Svensson woeful | OneFootball

Borussia Dortmund turned the game around against Hamburger SV after being 0:2 down. Thanks to two converted penalties by Ramy Bensebaini, the Black and Yellows won 3:2. The BVB players in the BVBWLD individual review.

Gregor Kobel: A long ball from the BVB keeper initiated the 1:0 for HSV. Made a strong save against Königsdörffer and prevented the second Hamburg goal. Unemployed in the second half. Rating: 3.

Luca Reggiani: The man of the match against Augsburg a week ago. Reached his limits against HSV. Made a terrible ball loss before the 0:2. Rating: 5.

Waldemar Anton: Lost his overview in the first half – like his defense colleagues. Improved and more aggressive after the break. Rating: 4.

Nico Schlotterbeck: Was unlucky with his header hitting the crossbar (36'). Also unconvincing in defense before the break. Weak duel rate (50 percent), but good passes (91 percent completed). Rating: 3.5.

Julian Ryerson: Sent in many crosses, only a few found a teammate. However, he set up Schlotterbeck's header against the crossbar precisely. Tried a lot, but not everything worked. Rating: 3.5.

Felix Nmecha: Cleared strongly against Königsdörffer in the 23rd minute. Lost the ball before the 0:2 and took a weak penalty. Missed a huge chance after the restart against the well-reacting Heuer Fernandes. Rating: 4.

Jobe Bellingham: Played many passes. Continuously tried to stimulate his team's attacking play. Strong duel rate (86 percent). Rating: 2.5.

Adeyemi out at halftime

Daniel Svensson: It wasn't his evening. Won only 29 percent of his duels. Was naively outplayed by Mikelbrencis for Hamburg's 1:0. Ended his evening after an hour – much too late. Rating: 6.

Marcel Sabitzer: Was hardly noticeable. Played more offensively than usual. Didn't succeed. Had to leave early. Rating: 5.

Maximilian Beier: Committed performance. Tried to show the national coach that his non-selection for the international matches was a mistake. Succeeded. Won two of the three penalties. Rating: 2.5.

Karim Adeyemi: It was nothing. Uninspired performance. Had to leave at halftime. Had only 15 ball contacts. Rating: 6.

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Substitutes:

Ramy Bensebaini: Ice-cold from the spot. Gave Heuer Fernandes no chance with his penalties. Provided security to the defense. Rating: 1.5.

Serhou Guirassy: Kept the HSV defense busy. Troublemaker. With him as the target player in the attack center, BVB's offense improved. Assertive in the 2:2. Rating: 2.

Carney Chukwuemeka: Improved Borussia's attacking play after his substitution. Committed. Rating: 3.

Fábio Silva: Replaced Sabitzer and brought new energy. Diligent. Heuer Fernandes prevented his goal in the 80th minute. Rating: 2.5.

Julian Brandt: 300th appearance in the BVB jersey, but lasted only one minute. Therefore, no rating due to short playing time.

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