Champions League – 8th – Champions League: Notes from Borussia Munchengladbach – Manchester City

Kramer (4), Symbol of the evening of Borussia

The 2014 world champion embodied his team’s game well against eighth-placed Manchester City in the Bundesliga. Christoph Kramer, who suffered from Pep Guardiola’s over-pressing of men, often had to play backwards. There is no risk to his game being able to overcome this civil block. His poor recovery, recovered by Joao Cancello and the Portuguese turned to Bernardo Silva for help. Almost logically, when we know that Borussia is always trying to recover from its surface, it gives some fears. At the end of the match, he stopped in the middle of the race holding his right ischio, but ended the game with Limp‌. Good comeback on Phil Foden taking goal direction (50th).

Summer 4

Liner 5

Zinter 6

Elvedi 4

Benzbaini 5

Kramer 4

Newhouse 3

Hoffman 3

Zakaria 5

Stindle 4

Please 4.

Bernardo Silva (8) In all correct movements

Once again, the Portuguese have shown that they are Pep Guardiola Framework Player. Countable player in key games. He, like two of his attacking teammates, was actively involved in the Sky Blues’ top pressing. Of the three who attacked, he stood out the most in the game. He was the one who hit the most balls among the attackers, and it is not surprising to see his contribution in the possession stages. His conservation ability helped him greatly. He scored his first Champions League goal this season after receiving an excellent cross from Joao Cancello. In the second part, again on a laser pass from his native, he cleverly worked with the title Jesus before the German goal.

Ederson 6

Walker 5

Laport 6

Days 6

Cancel 7

Rodrigo 6

Gundogan 6

Sterling 5

B. Silva 8

Foden 6

Jesus 6.

Referee: A. Dias (POR), 6.

Match Rating: 13/20.