Individual criticism of BVB vs. Frankfurt: Good grades for Moukoko and Reyna

BVB only plays a draw against Eintracht Frankfurt. Until Youssoufa Moukoko came into play, Borussia Dortmund had a hard time. The review and individual notes.

Frankfurt am Main – Borussia Dortmund professionals slept during the first half. After Youssufa Moukoko (16) came in, the game statistics changed, but it wasn’t enough to win.

BVB’s individual criticisms of Eintracht Frankfurt: No good marks for Dortmund’s defense

Roman Burki: In the 1-1 draw against Lazio Roma with the best BVB individual review, the goalkeeper was much less focused today against Eintracht Frankfurt. He could not avoid the initial deficit caused by Kamada (9th) from close range. Otherwise, it is barely controlled, because Eintracht Frankfurt’s nine goals were rarely actually scored. Note: 3.5

Emre Can: The fact that he and Mats Hummels reported fitting in in time for the BVB match at Eintracht Frankfurt promised stability for the triple black and yellow chain. However, especially in the initial phase, the duo failed to keep this promise. On a long pass from Hinteregger, Emre Can picked up the offside and thus enabled the leadership of the SGE. Coordination worked a bit better with increasing playtime. But this was also due to the fact that BVB completely changed the game at the Frankfurt half from minute 46. Positive: They did not lose a single duel. Note: 4

BVB’s individual criticisms of Eintracht Frankfurt: Mats Hummels and Dan-Axel-Zagadou are in good shape

Hummels mats: Shortly after 11 am, BVB received the green light for a mission. Sebastian Kehl, BVB Licensed Players Manager, for his chief defender’s foot injury Sky: “Nothing is broken. You can live with pain as a footballer ”. Mats Hummmels did not perform at the usual level today, his dreaded ball balls were as rare as the forays at the top. Mostly safe on the back after initial problems. Note 3

Dan-Axel Zagadou: He completed the physically battered defense of the BVB. Because Manuel Akanji was out, the great Frenchman returned in competitive play for the first time in more than six months. “He may not want to play the 90 minutes,” coach Lucien Favre said before the game. But he still had to. That’s why actually quite acceptable and therefore included in the individual review Note: 3.5

BVB’s individual criticisms of Eintracht Frankfurt: Mateu Morey leaves a good impression

Mateo Morey: The match against Eintracht Frankfurt was the second in a row in which the young Spaniard entered BVB’s starting lineup. As he did against Lazio, he reliably did his job on defense, although Kostic didn’t always make life easy for him. What’s more, his vivacity benefits him in offensive play. Prepared three shots on goal. When Thomas Meunier returns from his back injury, Lucien Favre will face a difficult decision. Note 3

Axel Witsel: Together with Mahmoud Dahoud, the veteran against Eintracht Frankfurt formed BVB’s central midfield. The fact that the pair did not give momentum in the offensive game became the central problem of the first half. 94 percent of the balls that arrive do not help if they are almost exclusively crossed passes. Therefore, in the individual review only Note: 4

BVB’s individual criticism against Eintracht Frankfurt: sixth grade for Mahmoud Dahoud

Mahmoud Dahoud: It should actually provide the sparkles of inspiration in the BVB game. What was left was a 45 minute ghost game. In the first half he played 20 passes, six of them finished with the rival to make matters worse. That missing target player Erling Haaland is a possible explanation, but not an excuse. Lucien Favre saw him that way and took him out of his seat early. Note: 6

Nico Schulz: Against Lazio he “celebrated” the comeback of horror when his impetuous commitment caused the highly controversial penalty to make it 1-1. Due to the absence of Raphael Guerreiro, this time he was even allowed to play from the beginning. His full sprint to the next textbook tackle against Erik Durm (6th) was particularly impressive. Otherwise a low-key performance, which can be seen as progress compared to the most recent appearance in the Champions League. Note: 3.5

BVB’s individual criticisms of Eintracht Frankfurt: Good performance by Jadon Sancho, Julian Brandt plays badly

Jadon Sancho: The offensive artist fights tirelessly against his weakness in form. Today with success. Because together with Giovanni Reyna he was the asset in the BVB game. Not everything worked out, but three shots on goal and four passes are a dominant figure. His film, which almost kisses the bar (20), was dangerous and worth seeing. A short time later, he finished flat, passing the goal in a promising position (26th). The successful performance was capped with submission for the tie (56.) Note 2

Julian Brandt: It is well known that you do not feel comfortable in the BVB storm center. However, coach Lucien Favre used it against Eintrach Frankfurt in the little-loved position. And it got what was expected. Julian Brandt acted unhappy, the combination game with his teammates seemed helpless. When Youssoufa Moukoko came in like a true forward during the break, Favre called him back to midfield. From then on, the BVB offensive got under way. And only now did Julian Brandt have his best chance of the game when he couldn’t get past Trapp from a tight angle (64 °). Due to the performance increase in the traditional position, there are still individual criticisms Note: 4.5

BVB’s individual criticisms of Eintracht Frankfurt: Giovanni Reyna and Youssoufa Moukoko save the point

Giovanni Reyna: The way he stopped in the middle at 1: 1 and chased the ball into the corner of the short corner at nearly 100 km / h had already earned grade 1. He also shot four more times at Eintracht Frankfurt’s goal. I liked the interaction with Jadon Sancho. Note 2

Youssoufa Moukoko: “I’m glad we still have such a young Mouki,” Roman Bürki said after the Eintracht Frankfurt game of BVB talent Youssoufa Moukoko. Since Erling Haaland is not injured, “they missed a classic center forward.” In fact, everything changed after the 16-year-old joined Eintracht Frankfurt. Suddenly, the black and yellow attack made sense again. Passing was again a problem for the opponent. Coordination of the team parts went smoothly. The fact that “Mouki” still missed one ball or another is no big deal. Just by his presence as a source of danger at the tip of the storm, he helped his team decisively. At 34.6 km / h measured, he was also the fastest player on the field. Note 2

Jude Bellingham: Julian Brandt arrived in the 74th minute. He showed an attractive performance, due to the short period of use, however, on individual review: Without a note