Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern München ratings after a late Klassiker escape

Fábio Silva's 8.2 off the bench was the highest individual rating in Bayern München vs Borussia Dortmund, and it came in a 2:2 draw that Bayern could not close out. Borussia Dortmund needed late help to leave Munich with a point, but the ratings make clear why this felt like a bench-driven game.

Dortmund's bench changed the game

Serhou Guirassy gave Dortmund their first lift with a 7.9 rating and the equaliser in the 60th minute, before Dayot Upamecano put Bayern München back in front in the 66th. Then Fábio Silva came off the bench and scored in the 89th minute. He needed only 14 minutes to post that 8.2, and two shots on target were enough to change the result.

Gregor Kobel also had a say, even if his 6.27 rating does not jump off the page. SPORT1 highlighted his one-on-one save against Saibari in the 24th minute, and he finished with three saves in a match where Bayern still created enough to make Dortmund work.

Kane's missed penalty and Bayern's frustration

Harry Kane still turned in an active performance with a 6.81 rating, six shots and an assist, but his penalty in the 56th minute hit the crossbar. Bayern had two separate leads in the game and still ended up sharing the points, which is a poor return at home in a fixture they usually expect to control.

Jobe Bellingham collected the first yellow card after six minutes, not five, and the early edge set the tone for a physical Klassiker. The draw leaves Dortmund unbeaten in the Bundesliga after eight matches at 5 wins, 3 draws and 0 losses, while Bayern remain at the same record after failing to see out the game.