FC Bayern win 5-0 at FC St. Pauli on matchday 29. The Bayern stars in the FCBinside individual review.
Manuel Neuer: Had nothing to hold on to in the first half. Right at the start of the second half, Neuer had no problem with a shot from Hountondji. Metcalfe’s shot from distance didn’t cause him any problems either. Grade: 3
Konrad Laimer: Set up Musiala’s fine cross to make it 1-0 for Bayern. Played a very committed game until his substitution after just over an hour. Mark: 2
Minjae Kim: Saved his own goal with a sliding tackle – Neuer would have been beaten by then. Kim put in a flawless performance elsewhere too, a good showing from the South Korean. Grade: 2
Hiroki Ito: Made no mistakes in central defense and delivered a solid performance until he had to be substituted in the 67th minute with a knock. Grade: 3
Tom Bischof: Tried a long-range shot in the first half, but Pauli keeper Vasilj had no problems with it. Started at left-back, switched to the center after Kimmich’s substitution. Played a decent game there too. Mark: 3
Joshua Kimmich: Was hard-working and on the move a lot. As always, Kimmich showed himself to be exemplary in terms of fighting and played a number of stable passes. Mark: 3
Leon Goretzka: A little more attack-minded than Kimmich, Goretzka was always to be seen up front. His volley to make it 2-0 was a highlight and also Bayern’s 102nd goal of the season, setting a new Bundesliga record! Goretzka also secured the assist for the 3-0 through Olise. Good game! Grade: 2
Michael Olise: Was always dangerous and ready for the ball. Caused a lot of problems for the Pauli defence. Capped off his strong performance with the goal to make it 3-0. Was substituted shortly afterwards. Another top performance from Olise. Grade: 2
Raphael Guerreiro: Played somewhat surprisingly on the ten, Musiala came more via the left side. In the often overcrowded center, however, Guerreiro was mostly lost and could not add much to Bayern’s play. Until his goal for 5:0 shortly before the final whistle, when the Portuguese coolly slotted in. Therefore overall grade: 3
Jamal Musiala: Headed home to make it 1:0 for FCB. Musiala then also had the 2:0 on his feet, but only hit the inside of the post after being played in by Guerreiro. Also set up the 4:0 by Jackson. Strong! Grade: 2
Nicolas Jackson: Showed some good running as Kane’s deputy and made a great effort. His deflected shot hit the crossbar. Jackson then finished ice-cold to make it 4-0 after an assist from Musiala. Then set up Guerreiro’s goal to make it 5-0. Had another opportunity from an acute angle in stoppage time, but failed to beat goalkeeper Vasilj. A good performance from the loan striker. Grade: 2
Substitute
Josip Stanisic (58. for Laimer): His ball win led to the 3-0 through Olise. Played the game cleanly to the end. mark: 3
Luis Diaz (58 for Olise): Took over on the left side of the attack and tried to cause a stir again, but was unable to score anything worth mentioning. Mark: 3
Alphonso Davies (58 for Kimmich): Played a clean game at left-back after coming on without any major highlights. 3
Jonathan Tah (67th for Ito): Tah made no more mistakes in central defense, but wasn’t really called upon again. 3
Bara Sapoko Ndiaye (84 for Musiala): The 18-year-old made his debut for Bayern, but came on too late to score
Here you can give the Bayern stars your own marks for the game at FC St. Pauli
This is how the player grading tool on FCBinside works: After every FC Bayern match, fans can rate every player who played at least 15 minutes with a grade. The grading scale ranges from 1 to 6. 1 stands for a very good performance, 6 for an unsatisfactory performance – just like in school reports.