Real Madrid v Liverpool Player Ratings: Thibaut Courteois is one of two good marks
Here’s what Madrid’s real-life players have to say about their trip to Anfield to face Liverpool in the Champions League, as Xabi Alonso’s side fell to a disappointing defeat.
Thibaut Courteois – 9
A string of brilliant saves kept MADRID real this time. His stand on Dominik Szoboszlai, immediately out of the heat of his effort in the main position, was a reminder of why Codoois cannot be denied in his situation at the top of his game. The best player in the voice.
Fede Valverde – 5.5
On the other hand, Liverpool improved a bit on Madrid’s right side, to Valverde’s credit. However, he was impressed by the nature of the situation, which could not influence the progress, not stopping the red or.
Eder Militao – 7
And the best of Madrid’s real backline. Challenge yourself, he’s doing well, Brazil is holding things together in Xabi Alonso. It was shown by his goal-scoring block in the final moments that kept Los Blancos alive.
Dean Huijsen – 4
It is lucky that it is not punished by a few poor mistakes. Pulled by Florian WIRTZ with a low ball, it led to Szoboszlai’s chance. A couple of more flirtations, Huijen looked a bit nervous when being tested. About showing alonso.
Alvaro Carreras – 6
A curious performance from Carreras, who saw Liverpool’s biggest breakthrough down his side, and almost created the defender to counter against a full-back ball. That said, until the final moments, he did Marshal Mohamed Salah well for the most part, and it wasn’t one of Madrid’s many problems.
Eduardo Camavinga – 5
On the side he did what he did with Barcelona and helped relieve Jude Bellingham, and he also worked on his role on the right. It was evident that this was a team sacrifice, however, as the game went on.
Jude Bellingham – 6.5
Among Real Madrid’s best in the first half, he positions himself and emerges from the hole to create problems for Liverpool’s midfield. When the game got underway, however, Bellingham found himself set up, pulling off a set piece that led to the winner. Not a great performance, but you’re walking a lot better now.
Aurelien Tchouameni – 5.5
In many ways, TChouameni had too many fires to unleash his efficiency. However, the area in front of those defenders saw Florian Wirtz and Szoboszlai appear with the SAME NEF SAME again and again. And tchouameni would be particularly influential winning the ball back up top, as he has done well this season.
Arda Guler – 5
Flickers are a few in the first half, but they are cut out for most of its play. One opening he tried to pass to Kylian Mbappe, and it should have been done better.
Kylia Mbappe – 5
So much so that they weren’t in the real Madrid, on a night when they needed the MBAPPE leadership they’ve been showing this season. MBAPPE had two chances – two chances, blazed from the edge of the box, and cut another wide. Even if he lacks service, Ibrahima Konate and Virgil van Dijk will be surprised how they are tested.
Vinicius Junior – 6
They lost the battle with Conor Bradley in the first half, and again lacked production in the second half. That said, if you look at the few real openings Madrid have, Vinicius was a distraction. Maybe it deserves an extra section.
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Rodrygo goes – 5
Short of the action of the game, and it was short of almost everything, sent back to the right at the beginning of Camavinga.
Trent Alexander-Arnold – 5
The main contribution was to animate the Liverpool Spond to see him. Tried to get on the ball, curled one cross beyond everyone, on a bitter night at Anfield.
Brahim Diaz – N / A
The suspension period continues.
