Andriy Lunin—6.5: Made his debut early in the game by making a huge save on Leroy Sane. Leroy Sane’s goal later in the second half, when the ball beаt him at his near post, may have been prevented with greater effort.

Lucas Vazquez—5: After his spectacular El Clasico performance, Lucas was unable to maintain that level of play. Muisala posed a continual threаt, and Lucas ultimately inadvertently fouled the teenage German in the area to concede a penalty.

Rudiger—6: Made an effort to monitor Muller’s and Kane’s movements. On a few occasions, the Englishman was able to get away with it and land in big money, which caused problems for Madrid.

Nacho—6: Camavinga took over for Nacho after he played for 65 minutes, pushing Tchoaumeni back to center back. It was hard to stop the Sane, Muisiala, Muller, and Kane front line.

Ferland Mendy—5.5: It has been demonstrated that Leroy Sane is the only player who can defeat the Frenchman in a one-on-one match. The fullback’s leg was covered in bandage, and it was doubtful if he was ready for the game.

Fede Valverde—6: Despite spending most of the game in defensive positions, he played on the right side of a midfield four. Fascinating figҺt against Goretzka, who resembles Valverde in certain ways.

Toni Kroos—8.5: With Madrid’s backs against the wall, Kroos delivered a spectacular vertical pass that sliced right through the Bayern defense and found an unguarded Vinicius Junior. It was one of the best assits of the season and classic Kroos.

Tchouameni—7: Began as a defensive midfielder and ended as a center back in the game. Known for his long-range passing, he made four of his four attempts, including the cross-field pass to Vinicius Junior that resulted in Madrid’s penalty.

Jude Bellingham—6: Outran Mazaraoui to the ball and earned a risky free kιck right outside the box. managed two successful dribbles and one crucial pass, but he felt that he ought to have had a bigger influence on the game.

Vinicius Junior—9: Has developed into a deadly and skilled striker who takes on a more pivotal position. His poise in front of the goal was essential, and his movement was excellent. Vinicius Junior always steps up for the big games, even when they’re played away from home against one of the greatest teams in the world. one of the world’s top three players.

Rodrygo—6: Began on the left but, in the second half, switched to the right side. struggled to participate, but in the end, drew the vital penalty with a deft body move.

Changes:

Eduardo Camavinga—6: Took some time to adjust to the game’s speed, but he eventually got his feet.

Luka Modric—7: The Brazilian failed to convert a fantastic looping pass that he played over the top of the Bayern defense to Vini JR.

Brahim Diaz—N/A: In his little time on the field, he had twelve touches and two passes.

Joselu—N/A: Participated in the last three minutes of play and had a couple of flicks that kept possession or forced a Bayern defender to foul.