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Manuel Neuer (6.5) Had little to do overall in his return to Gelsenkirchen, but dealt with the jeers quite well and as always, was quick and decisive in coming off his line to claim through passes and crosses.
Rafinha (7.0) Like Neuer, the Brazilian played for the first time as an opponent in the Veltins-Arena, but shrugged off the jeers and played very well. Was very tactically disciplined, and spent most of the game in his defending half, where he never seemed troubled by Holtby or Draxler.
Jerome Boateng (7.0) The better of the Bayern centre-halves, Boateng coolly shepherded the ball from danger in a couple of key moments, and won nearly every challenge for the ball that he made. Also had a header glance just wide late in the first half.
Philipp Lahm (7.0) Played less forward than usual in a bid to keep Farfan quiet, but was efficient with his runs forward. Played a brilliant ball in to Muller, who should have scored. Quite comfortably the most active man on the pitch.
Holger Badstuber(5.5) His worst game this season, yet Bayern still managed to keep a clean sheet. Was booked for a poor challenge on Farfan and had a slip up or two, but was nothing like the mess of yesteryear.
Franck Ribery (7.5) The Frenchman carried his fine form into what proved to be a tricky fixture, and his class shone forth as he set up both goals. Given a free role, he made excellent runs left, right, and centre to set up play. Loses some credit, however, for nearly gifting Huntelaar a goal with his sloppy back-pass.
Luiz Gustavo Dias (6.0) Picked up a knock early and was unable to finish the first half. The industrious Brazilian convinced in his limited minutes, but his story of the day was given a premature ending.
Bastian Schweinsteiger (7.0) Another convincing show from the vice-captain, who was immense in between the attack and defence. Made all the right interventions to deny the hosts the chance to counter, and rarely ever misplaced a pass. Quietly brilliant.
Toni Kroos (6.5) A run of consistent performances has left him contending for a permanent starting role, even when Arjen Robben returns. Kroos did nothing incredible and was not at all a No. 10 in function, but his technical strength was very valuable to winning the midfield battle with Schalke.
Nils Petersen (6.0) Too hesitant to take an early chance, but scored in his second consecutive minute - albeit from a somewhat fortunate bounce - to put the visitors ahead. Squandered a pair of glorious opportunities early in the second half, and was withdrawn with 20 minutes left.
Thomas Müller (7.0) Quieter than usual on the right flank, but still managed to make his impact felt as he pounced on a defensive error and volleyed in a critical second goal. His efficiency as a centre forward late in the game may leave Petersen frozen out of Heynckes' squad.
• Substitutions
Diego Contento (N/A) On for a few ticks of the clock during stoppage time.
Anatoliy Tymoshchuk (6.5) Came on for Luiz Gustavo shortly before half-time and added a different character to the game, but fit in well with Heynckes' plans. Came close to scoring with a stinging attempt from distance, and former a very stable partnership with Schweinsteiger at the back.
David Alaba (6.5) Replaced Petersen for the final 19 minutes and linked well with Ribery before Muller's goal. |
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