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I guess this is ?thank you? to Bochum. Here are the awards from Bayern Munich?s rather uninspired, but crucial win against Hertha Berlin.
Jersey Swap: Oliver Christensen
Hertha Berlin put their best foot forward and defensively pushing, and the cherry on the blue cake was Oliver Christensen. The Hertha keeper was important in keeping away a lot of the attacking output from Bayern, even when the team were lackluster. Saving multiple shots and going above and beyond, involved in the defense, Christensen was the most important Hertha player today.
Der Kaiser: Noussair Mazraoui
Noussair Mazraoui is THE MAN.
What is unbelievable is the abysmally low number of chances that Mazraoui gets despite having clearly proven himself to be a world-class right back. He is forced to go above and beyond to get a chance despite his reliability and talent. I am firmly convinced the only reason fans will finally notice just how fantastic Mazraoui is because of the absences of Dayot Upamecano and Lucas Hernandez, forcing Benjamin Pavard to play centre-back. It is borderline criminal how he was subbed off, having played only around 70 minutes. The attack came dominantly from the right wing today and all credit goes to the incredible passing and crossing from Mazraoui. Perhaps Joao Cancelo was similarly inspiring, but the Algerian takes home the award today.
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