Cup fiasco in Gladbach! For the Bayern stars, it hails six times

In the 1970s, the match between Borussia Mönchengladbach and FC Bayern was the ultimate in German football.

The cup cracker was tough too.

The tz individual review.

Mönchengladbach - In terms of sport, the issues at FC Bayern before the DFB Cup hit at Borussia Mönchengladbach were of a minor nature.

Rather, the focus was on the health of coach Julian Nagelsmann, the vaccination discussion about Joshua Kimmich and the impending jail sentence of Lucas Hernandez.

Apparently, the record champions could not simply shake off these things and received a violent 0: 5 slap from the foals.

The

single review * for the Bavarian meeting in Gladbach.

Manuel Neuer

With a great save, the goalkeeper prevented the early 0-2 deficit after eleven minutes.

But there should then be more goals against which Neuer was rather powerless.

Except for 0: 4 when he got the ball through his legs.

Nevertheless: Without Neuer, the gossip would have been even higher.

Benjamin Pavard

As has been the case several times this season, Pavard did not know how to carry out his role: right-back with an offensive urge or focus on defensive work?

The result was inaccurate actions with the ball forward and inconsistent behavior when moving backwards.

Dayot Upamecano

Bad passes, poor positional play, underground duels, directly involved in several goals conceded.

(from 55.

: did it better than his predecessor.

)

Lucas Hernandez

The Frenchman was given preference for central defender Niklas Süle - the wrong decision.

Before the second Gladbach goal, Hernandez picked up the offside, he caused the controversial penalty to 3-0 deficit after a duel with Embolo.

Video: 0: 5!

The facts about Bayern's cup embarrassment

Alphonso Davies

Before conceding the first goal, Davies played a blind pass into the middle.

His defensive behavior was weak.

He couldn't really support the offensive game either, because his passes mostly ended up in a vacuum.

(from 55.

: Couldn't really liven up the offensive.

)

Joshua Kimmich

The fuss about his non-vaccination did not leave Kimmich indifferent.

At least that was the impression on Wednesday evening in Gladbach.

The actual Bayern clock never got access to the game of his team.

Leon Goretzka

After recovering from a cold, it was the midfielder's first starting line-up.

The coordination with neighbor Kimmich did not work at all, after all, Goretzka fired two shots on goal.

Grade: 5 (from 65th Corentin Tolisso: oB)

Serge Gnabry

Little was seen in Gladbach of the goal danger that Gnabry sprayed under coach Julian Nagelsmann.

After all, he was looking for the end of the gate.

(from 67.

: above)

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Thomas Müller

The skills as a spatial interpreter would have been in demand against the compact Gladbachers, but Müller had enough other problems with his game.

Leroy Sané

If you want to find something positive in your game, then take one or the other defensive action.

Otherwise, like the rest of the offensive, he remained pale.

Robert Lewandowski

A statistic that speaks volumes: up to the 39th minute, the world footballer only had four (!) Ball contacts.

Otherwise, the Pole often got bogged down in individual actions and discussions with the referee.

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