FC Bayern unleashed another offensive firework display against Mainz and scored a confident 6-2. Despite one or the other defensive weakness, the Munich team were in a great mood again and created chance after chance. We we take a look at the individual criticism.

Ulreich had to intervene for the first time against Onisiwo's shot in the sixth minute, but the shot, which was too centered, didn't cause any problems for him. The keeper supposedly sailed past a cross just before the break and hit Burkardt in the face, which resulted in a controversial penalty whistle. However, the keeper saved the penalty, correcting his "mistake". In the following corner, however, Widmer hit his head. While he was not to blame for this goal, he was responsible for the 2:5 with a pretty bad bad pass. Rating: 3/10

The Moroccan acted rather inconspicuously in the first half and was unable to set any decisive accents offensively. Shortly after the break, he caught the eye with a faulty positional play against Onisiwo. Afterwards, however, the right-back turned up the heat and first set up Choupo-Moting's post hit and was then involved in making it 4-1. In the 65th minute he became dangerous with his head. Mazraoui often moved into the center and convinced there with his passing game.Rating: 7/10

The French centre-back let Onisiwo escape too easily when he had a chance in the sixth minute. With his athleticism and speed, however, he was able to clear up most of the tricky scenes afterwards. When Widmer hit the ball in the head, however, he let it escape too easily. All in all, Upamecano has been seen more confidently, but he didn't make any really big mistakes. Rating: 6/10

The Dutchman started solidly and calmly, but then found himself too far away from Jonathan Burkardt in the Mainz double aluminum chance. In the turbulent final phase, de Ligt got into a bit of trouble and injured his thigh in a tough duel with Onisiwo. The result was a substitution at half-time. Rating: 6/10

Alphonso Davies always brought a lot of momentum to the offensive game and was involved in creating the goal to make it 2-0. He left his side too wide open for that when Widmer initiated the Mainz double chance with a cross. In the second round, Davies did not mark any really decisive scenes offensively, but showed himself to be strong in the duels and took numerous free kicks. Rating: 7/10

Joshua Kimmich hit numerous strong passes in the first round and thus opened the game in an exemplary manner. 96 percent of balls that arrive and eight out of eight long passes that arrive are simply world class. The 27-year-old was also strong in the direct duels, but he came into them too late on one or two occasions. Rating: 8/10

Leon Goretzka initially played a solid, controlled, but rather inconspicuous game. 93 percent of balls received show that he has clearly stabilized in the passing game. After almost an hour he was able to set his highlight by heading a Mané cross into the net to make it 4:1. Rating: 8/10

Gnabry confirmed the form of the last few weeks and set Mané in the limelight for the first time after just three minutes. Three minutes later it was he who was able to use a Mané pass to make it 1-0. The German national player continued happily and was also involved in the making of the 2-0. In the second half, Gnabry was no longer quite as conspicuous and missed his only chance after Musiala submission a little weakly. His working day was over in less than an hour. Rating: 8/10

Jamal Musiala helped make it 1-0 by letting Gnabry pass the ball. In the 17th minute he made his own first goal, but missed the goal. He did better in the 28th minute when he scored with a precise shot from 18 meters. Musiala also often opened the game with impressive passes and sometimes showed breathtaking technical skills. In the second half he staged Gnabry well and failed in the 61st minute after a sensational solo against Zentner and the latte. Impressive is 92 percent of completed passes, although he often chose to take the risk.Rating: 9/10

The star newcomer is increasingly finding top form. Right at the beginning he gave the assist to the Gnabry hit with a precise pass. He then continued to liven up the offensive game, even if there were a few careless mistakes in his game. But he got the penalty in the 42nd minute, which he was able to convert himself in the margin. In the second half he finished dangerously in the 56th and 57th minute and gave the cross to Goretzka's goal. Very strong performance, especially since he was also very busy when starting. Rating: 9/10

The centre-forward didn't really touch the ball very much, but always passed the ball on well when he was involved in the game. He also served Jamal Musiala in this way, who was able to use his assist to make it 2-0. In the 54th minute he became a fire hazard himself for the first time, but failed to hit the post. After another chance in the 69th minute, he was still able to put himself on the top scorers list shortly before the end. Rating: 9/10

The Frenchman came at the break for de Ligt and cleared his head a little later in dire need. Otherwise, Pavard played an unexcited and unobtrusive game. You can always rely on the defensive specialists. Rating: 7/10

Marcel Sabitzer did a good job after coming on. His most striking scenes were his assist to make it 5:1 and a powerful finish that Zentner was able to parry. Rating: 8/10

The Frenchman initially seemed rather uninspired and actually only attracted attention with weak crosses. Towards the end of the game, however, Coman warmed up and gave the assist to make it 6:2. Rating: 6/10

As with his last Joker use, the Dutchman seemed more confident and secure than a few weeks ago. Rating: 7/10

The young attacker came into the game brilliantly and tested Zentner for the first time after a few minutes. A little later he scored well after a nice dribbling, although his shot was slightly deflected. Rating: 8/10

This article was originally published on 90min.com/de as FC Bayern disassembled Mainz 05: Die Münchner in the individual review.