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An impregnable axis
Salzburg defended perfectly for 90 minutes, or almost against Bayern (1-1).
A low block, but very solid.
A defense in the width and solidarity.
A well-oiled eleven, starting with the central defense.
Oumar Solet and Maximilian Wöber perfectly squared Robert Lewandowski, invisible this evening.
Imperial in aerial duels, they didn't let anything pass.
The young French defender particularly prominent tonight.
He showed himself in particular during a heroic intervention.
Oumar Solet threw himself headlong to counter Kingsley Coman's shot.
The former Lyonnais injured following this intervention.
He then defended by limping and clutching his thigh.
The left side and captain of this team Andreas Ulmer imperial and intractable.
The hyperactive midfielder.
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Coman glow in the dark
The French striker was the only dangerous Bavarian offensively on Wednesday.
More than that, he knew how to be decisive and save his teammates.
A timid start to the match and several losses of balls before a blatant increase in power in the second period.
He was literally unstoppable and Rasmus Kristensen took on water throughout the second half.
He is the Munich player who has shot the most on goal with eight attempts including three on target.
At the end of the match, he took over like a fox from the surfaces the crossbar of Benjamin Pavard, deflected by Thomas Muller.
Alone in front of goal, the French winger pushes the ball with his left foot to equalise.
The former Stuttgart defender decisive on goal, he who was heroic a few minutes before, countering a shot that was heading straight for the goal.
He was also the most consistent and consistent defender in the game.
Little in demand, Sven Ulreich still made four saves.
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Kimmich-Muller-Lewandoski, the losing trio
But where are the executives of Bayern Munich?
These three players have been non-existent at the Red Bull Arena.
Joshua Kimmich was imprecise, as never happens to him.
Only 85% of successful passes.
Four out of eight missed crosses.
Too close to his defenders, or too high during the possession phases, he was never well placed to raise.
Thomas Muller was very discreet in this match.
Often exiled on the right side, he did not bring real solutions through his calls or his balls.
The one-night captain was too often from the same area of the field as Leroy Sané or Serge Gnabry.
Only two shots attempted.
If Thomas Muller was discreet, Robert Lewandowski was invisible.
The Polish striker did not create any chances.
Zero shots attempted, 23% of duels won.
A Bavarian axis at half mast.
Sané and Gnabry lack accuracy
The two German wisps were too imprecise against Red Bull Salzburg.
Leroy Sané, often on the right, always came back to his left foot to try the shot and became too predictable.
He also missed two huge chances.
Half an hour into the game, he crosses his shot too much, which just misses the target, when he was well placed in the area.
In the 75th minute, he hit the goalkeeper while he was alone at the penalty spot after a magnificently played counterattack by the Munich players.
Serge Gnabry, he has always been wrong in his choices.
The German number 7 got his feet tangled several times.
On the right side, he was also very well muzzled by Andreas Ulmer.
Five shots on target out of ten attempts in total for the two German attackers who often walked on each other during the meeting.
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