FC Bayern dominates Eintracht Frankfurt, but still wobbles in the end. The three points remain in Munich. Bayern in individual criticism.
FC Bayern against Frankfurt in individual criticism
Jonas Urbig: Represented Neuer again. First save after 38 minutes. Otherwise not required in the first part of the game. In the second half he had to play more, but he did it well. The penalty was in the right corner, but the shot was too hard. Grade: 2
Josip Stanisic: Responsible for balance from the start, but also appeared further up front from time to time. Good extension before 2-0. Always active offensively, ran well into the gaps. Jean-Mattéo Bahoya and Nathaniel Brown didn’t even let them develop. Grade: 2
Dayot Upamecano: Attentive to protecting against counterattacks. A mini wobble against Bahoya that went unpunished. Even with a few forays forward, he lacked precision in the final third. More would have been possible, especially with a numerical advantage. Not his profession, but still not ideally solved. Grade: 3
Kim and Kimmich make a mistake
Minjae Kim: Little challenged defensively, dribbled well several times. This brought speed to his own attacks. Clean in the passing game, uncompromising in the air. Long a game as you imagine it. But at 3:2 after a cross pass we completely missed it. Grade: 3
Alphonso Davies: Tried hard, but with small mistakes at the beginning. Provoked the yellow card for Bahoya with a good sprint. At the start of the second half he had to go down due to an injury. Grade: 3
Kimmich is the worst Munich player against Frankfurt
Joshua Kimmich: Went into the game with a dangerous four yellow cards. In midfield he demanded a lot of balls and was well involved. Unclean once or twice. Fatal cross pass before the 3-2 goal. The ball was misplaced right beforehand. Grade: 4
Aleksandar Pavlovic: Very attentive to the ball. Scored a volley to make it 1-0. Otherwise always unplayable, good ball distribution. Nipped one or two counterattacks in the bud, always kept an overview. Plus lots of intense runs. Grade: 1

Michael Olise: At the beginning you can find them everywhere in the field, very busy. Hit the corner to make it 2-0. Always valuable for combination play. Still active in the second half, but missed the great chance to make it 3-0. More output would have been important. Grade: 3
Jamal Musiala: Very well integrated in the initial phase. Wanted a goal, was hungry, was on the move a lot, and especially improved in counter-pressing. However, the final luck was still missing. Continuing to approach its normal form. Grade: 2
Luis Diaz: Asset on the left, lots of dribbling, caused unrest. Took a little time out midway through the first half. In the second half, light and shadow. Pressed and worked, but was no longer so dangerous. Grade: 3
Harry Kane: Only needed 20 minutes for goal number 27 of the season. He was also very active, often in midfield again. Large radius of action, took responsibility as always. Nice goal to make it 3-0, hit the ball perfectly with his left. Small downer: Penalty caused. Grade: 2
Hiroki Ito (from 50th minute): Solid game after substitution. As usual, safe with the ball. But placed significantly less emphasis forward and also had more to do defensively than Davies before. Grade: 3
Serge Gnabry (from 78th minute): No more rating.
Tom Bishop (from 78th minute): No more rating.
Leon Goretzka (from 93rd minute): No more rating.
Jonathan Tah (from 93rd minute): No more rating.




