[討論] Goal.com 烏拉圭 2-3 德國賽後評分

看板WorldCup作者jim1029 (大宗)時間14年前 (2010/07/11 10:42)推噓11(11推 0噓 3→)

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Uruguay Néstor Muslera Micol 3.0 ☆Flop of the Match His failure to hold onto Schweinsteiger's long-ranged effort allowed Mueller to score the opener, and that error completely destroyed his confidence. Time and time again, Muslera looked uncomfortable when dealing with crosses. Had he kept to his line, Jansen might have equalised. Then again, coming out and flapping at the air gave him no chance. José Martín Cáceres 5.5 Very much uninvolved in Uruguay's build-up, but often kept Mueller and Boateng from doing much out wide. Guilty of giving the ball away far too many times, however. Diego Lugano 6.0 Was a bit unlucky, but probably should have done better with his clearance attempt late in the game. He served the ball straight to Khedira for the winner. Occasionally was caught napping, but was overall a more solid defender than his partner, Godin. Diego Godín 5.5 Was caught ball-watching as Schweinsteiger shot early on, and paid the price as Mueller came in to put in the rebound. Later denied Mueller a clear chance on goal with an acrobatic bicycle kick. Maximiliano Pereira 6.5 Like Fucile, Maxi Pereira was very much involved in the Uruguayan build-up, and unlike his colleague, he was much more clean in his passing. While he did not go forward as much as Cavani, the Benfica man played excellently in defense. Diego Pérez 6.0 Appeared overrun in midfield for a fair share of the game, but had the insight and skill to win the ball and set up Cavani's equaliser. Was visibly fatigued and had to resort to persistent fouling. Egidio Arévalo 5.0 Like Perez, Arevalo Rios had a very rough go in the centre of the park. While Germany only barely won the majority of possession, Rios provided precious little stability in Uruguay's build-up play: he only completed 29 of 49 attempted passes. Jorge Fucile 7.0 While his passing was a bit loose, the fullback was rock solid at the back. Made a trio of timely challenges that likely saved goals, and served as his team's first outlet. Diego Forlán Corazo 8.0 ☆Top of the Match Was clearly nursing a quadriceps injury that kept him from shooting from distance...and yet, he still managed to earn man of the match honors. Had an early effort blocked, should have had an assist to Suarez before the break, then netted with a fantastic volley early in the second half. Had a chance to equalise at the death, but his free kick rattled the crossbar and the game ended. Edinson Cavani 7.0 Played perhaps his best game of the tournament tonight. Made a clever flick in the 25th minute but was unlucky not to have an astute teammate foresee his ball. Later, he made an excellent run and coolly finished to equalize the game at 1-1. Was very industrious, but still played second fiddle to Forlan and Suarez. Luis Suárez 6.0 Was clearly rattled by the boos he received, and had a dreadful first half. Allowed Friedrich to escape and head against the bar early on, and while he made a fine assist for Cavani's equalizer, the Ajax man botched two clear chances on either side of the halftime interval. Improved in the second half, and forced a fine save from Butt before cleverly winning the free kick that nearly sent the game into extra time. ‧ Substitutions Walter Gargano 6.0 Replaced Perez for the final 13 minutes, and was much more solid than his predecessor. Actually was able to spot his teammates with a pass - had he had more time to play, he might have put on a very good performance. Sebastián Abreu N/A Only on the pitch for the closing moments. Germany Hans-Jörg Butt 6.0 Had no chance of saving either goal, and was quick off his line to deny Cavani, Forlan, and Suarez (twice) in the second half. Many will remember Forlan's shot rattling the crossbar in the closing seconds, but the truth is that Butt's hand was well positioned to make a save if the ball had been on target. One caveat: his distribution from the back was at times atrocious. Dennis Aogo 5.0 Is very lucky to have played the full match. His foul on Perez in the 5th minute could have been a leg-breaker. His passing in the first half was also abysmal. The Hamburg man settled down in the second half, but Jansen made him look good. 5' TERRIBLE foul on Perez, should have been sent off. 33' loose pass. poor defending on arevalo rios (52) Per Mertesacker 6.0 Showcased one of the lesser-known sides of his game; he actually distributes very well from the back. Also made an excellent block of Forlan's effort on 25 minutes. His downfall was a general failure to predict runs coming from deep; on multiple occasions, he left Butt in a difficult position. Arne Friedrich 7.5 As usual, the former Hertha Berlin captain was the more roaming defender, and did his part brilliantly. Made goal-saving challenges to deny Cavani and Suarez, although his lapse in concentration in the closing seconds nearly resulted in an equaliser. Oh, and he nearly got his second goal of the tournament when he headed against the bar in the 10th minute. Jerome Boateng 6.5 Usually is not known for his crossing, but the newly signed Manchester City fullback delivered a pair of gorgeous balls, one of which found the head of Jansen for the second equaliser. Showed surprising composure in transition when he set up Kiessling with a clear chance late in the game, and was decisive in defense. With that being said, his passing was very poor. Germany eventually had to give up attacking on the right side. Marcell Jansen 7.0 More a natural fullback than a winger, the Hamburg man stayed very wide, and primarily served the purpose of bringing the ball forward and crossing. His runs were excellent, though, and he did manage to net with a fine header before he was withdrawn in the 82nd minute. Bastian Schweinsteiger 7.0 Started the game very well, but struggled to cope with the increasingly wet conditions. Schweini's swerving shot set up Mueller's opener, but the former was lucky that he was only punished for one of his two first-half giveaways. Was vastly improved after the halftime break: he won and sheltered the ball, set up the German attack, and played a true box-to-box role with great effect. Mesut Özil 6.0 Looked very tired for the second consecutive match. Played a pair of sublime balls to Khedira in the first half, but completely botched a breakaway shortly before the hour mark. Overall, the Werder Bremen man lacked his usual precision, probably due to fatigue. Sami Khedira 7.0 Always knew where to go and what to do, but struggled to execute. Had a rather poor first half; he completely missed with just Muslera to beat, and made a sloppy giveaway that should have resulted in a goal for Uruguay. But of course, he will always be remembered for his game-winning header. Thomas Müller 7.5 Showed fantastic foresight ahead of the first goal, and was always difficult for the Uruguayan defense to contain. Used his pace, strength, and skill to transition into forward positions, and was excellent in defence. Cacau 6.5 Committed an absolutely senseless hand ball early in the game to earn a booking, but improved afterward. He's no goal scorer, but the Stuttgart man is quite good in the open field - his play leading up to Oezil's chance (58') was superb. With all things considered, however, he never really looked like scoring. ‧ Substitutions Serdar Tasci N/A Came on for the last few moments of the game. Toni Kroos 5.0 Came on in the 82nd minute, but never really had a chance to get into the game. Completed just one pass, and spent most of his time defending. Stefan Kießling 5.0 Did very well to shake his marker and create a chance on goal shortly after arriving on the pitch, but then missed a sitter with two minutes left. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.112.239.203 ※ 編輯: jim1029 來自: 140.112.239.203 (07/11 10:42)

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