TSG Hoffenheim vs. Bayer Leverkusen: Player Ratings
TSG Hoffenheim
Oliver Baumann (6/10)
Had a busy night but made few major mistakes. His distribution was solid enough, but the defense allowed him to be put in some difficult situations.
Stefan Posch (5/10)
Caught out from a Leverkusen set-piece and did not look convincing on the whole. The back three often looked fragile, even against a Leverkusen team that was not at their best.
Kevin Vogt (4/10)
Looked rusty after his recent injury and was not as assured as he can be. Made a few errors that allowed Leverkusen into the game.
Ermin Bicakcic (4/10)
Had a decent start but faded as the game moved on. Was outmuscled and outpassed for the visitors' second goal.
Angeliño (6/10)
Always looking to be inventive but did not make the most of his opportunities to get crosses in. Still, his energy and willingness to run were noticeable.
Dennis Geiger (5/10)
Had a difficult task against Leverkusen's midfield and was unable to provide a platform for Hoffenheim to build from.
Diadie Samassekou (5/10)
Made some nice passes but also forced some which led to him losing possession. Was not able to dictate the play.
Andrej Kramaric (5/10)
Never really got into the game and was often isolated up front. Hoffenheim were unable to give him support.
David Raum (6/10)
Always a threat with his pace and trickery, but he failed to provide the decisive cross that could have changed the game.
Georginio Rutter (5/10)
Looked lively in the opening stages but was anonymous in the second half. Was unlucky not to score with his one chance.
Ihlas Bebou (5/10)
Was unable to make an impact and was replaced by Munas Dabbur after an hour.
Bayer Leverkusen
Lukas Hradecky (6/10)
Made several good saves to keep Hoffenheim out, especially in the second half when the home team was pushing for an equalizer.
Odilon Kossounou (6/10)
Solid performance at the back and made some timely interventions. Was not troubled too often by Hoffenheim's attack.
Jonathan Tah (6/10)
Similarly to Kossounou, Tah was solid in the Leverkusen back three and dealt well with Hoffenheim's direct approach.
Daley Sinkgraven (5/10)
Did not offer much going forward and was caught out a few times defensively. Was replaced by Wendell in the second half.
Jeremie Frimpong (6/10)
Full of energy and drive, Frimpong was a threat down the right-hand side and created several chances for his teammates.
Robert Andrich (6/10)
Put in a hard shift in midfield and broke up several Hoffenheim attacks. Not the most creative player but was effective in his role.
Kerem Demirbay (7/10)
One of Leverkusen's best players on the night. Was constantly involved in the game and created some excellent chances for his teammates.
Florian Wirtz (7/10)
Another standout performer for Leverkusen. His skill and creativity caused Hoffenheim all sorts of problems. Was unlucky not to get on the scoresheet.
Moussa Diaby (6/10)
Was a constant threat to Hoffenheim with his pace and skill, but his finishing was not as clinical as it could have been.
Patrik Schick (7/10)
Scored Bayer Leverkusen's opening goal and was a menace to Hoffenheim's defense throughout the game. His physicality and goal-scoring instincts were the difference between the two teams.
Lucas Alario (6/10)
Was replaced by Amine Adli in the second half after a good performance. His energy and pressing were vital for Leverkusen.
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