Kevin Trapp: The first game after he was not called up for the national team. Gave the right answer with the best performance of the season and an extremely strong appearance. With shots from twice Sané, Müller, Kimmich, Gnabry and Lewandowski each on the post. With a very good foot defense with a Lewandowski header. As a great support, it became a great shock to Bayern.
Almamy Touré: His first game this season in the Bundesliga. Awarded a huge chance to make it 2: 1 in front of Neuer. With him, light and shadow still alternate too often.
Total: Also made his first Bundesliga game in this round after the last three disregards for the squad. A very decent appearance for the lack of match practice. The Brazilian is showing an upward trend. Was plagued by convulsions at the end.
Stefan Ilsanker: Started for the second time. This time the boss in the ring instead of Hasebe in the back. Was the best possible guarantee for stability in the attack swirl of Bavaria with great commitment. Seized the probation opportunity.
Martin Hinteregger: Had circulatory problems after the Europa League game in Antwerp. But was up to date again. His 1: 1 header was his first goal of the season. Tried to outwit new with a long-range shot. Introduced the 0: 1 through Goretzka with a mistake.
Timothy Chandler: Didn’t reach Goretzka at 0: 1. Hard work done in defense. Forward without energy.
Jesper Lindström: Tried, but as usual weak in a duel. Loses the ball too easily. Did not get to Kostic’s flank shot in front of Bayern’s goal.
Djibril Sow: Energetically prepared Kostic’s winning goal with a lot of overview. Did a lot of running and hard work and tried hard to keep things tidy. Proved his excellent physical condition. With a nice pass on Touré.
Kristijan Jakic: Met Bayern for the first time in the 101st Bundesliga match between Frankfurt and Munich. Stubbornly took the corner before the 1-1 draw. Checked Trapp with an unwanted shot on his own goal.
Filip Kostic: The man for special moments: scored the 2-1 winner with a hard shot. Prepared Hinteregger’s goal with a corner kick. He prevailed strongly against Upamecano shortly before half-time.
Rafael Borré: His sixth starting eleven in the seventh game. But couldn’t add his second goal of the season to his statistics. Did a lot of leg work at the front – always nice after the Bayern players. It wasn’t too bad helping out in the back. Without any risk of goal.
Jens Petter Hauge: Came into play for Lindström. With a lot of self-confidence, but not acting purposefully enough.
Danny da Costa: Replaced Touré. Did valuable defense work.
Sam Lammers: Was allowed to run for Borré. The bottom line is that it is too weak to assert itself.
Ajdin Hrustic: Moved to the place of Tuta. Countered it with might.
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