Dealt comfortably with a Kalou effort in the first period, during which he was barely employed. The German had a little more to do after the break, and on one occasion he flapped at a cross, allowing Kalou a sight on goal. Blocked Mata's penalty and scored his own, but it was not enough.
Needlessly conceded a first-half free kick in a dangerous area, providing Chelsea with their best sight of goal in the opening 45 minutes. Was never significantly tested, such was Bayern’s dominance.
Raided down the right-hand side of the park in a dangerous manner, providing a useful attacking outlet when Chelsea sat deep. Was never tested defensively as Bertrand never offered a threat down his channel.
Attacked sensibly from his left-back role, getting forward dangerously to deliver a superb centre that was shot wide by Muller. When he was required to defend, he did his job excellently.
Made an inauspicious start to the match with a fresh-air kick as he attempted to deliver a cross into the box. Despite this unpromising beginning, he was typically to the forefront for Bayern’s attacking efforts but he badly lacked end product. Thought he had opened the scoring, but he was denied due to having strayed marginally offside and then won the extra-time penalty Robben missed.
Will be remembered for his extra-time penalty miss. Injected his influence onto this game in dangerous bursts, bustling through the Chelsea defence on 21 minutes to draw an excellent stop from Cech. He was an equal danger after the break, taking up menacing positions around the box when Bayern broke, but squandered too many opportunities to hurt the opposition.
His first major contribution was to be booked in the second minute for deliberate handball, but thereafter the Germany international provided a reliable platform from which the Bavarians launched their countless attacks. Missed what proved to be the decisive penalty.
The young midfielder continues to enhance his reputation, and though he was by no means perfect in this clash, making the odd poor decision as he tried to prompt a goal, he enjoyed a solid display.
Before the match, he was pinpointed a weak spot, but he was infrequently troubled in any form by the Chelsea attack, who were light on numbers when they went forward. Dealt well with one searching second-half cross into the box.
Thought he was the hero when he opened the scoring with a firm downward header in the closing 10 minutes. Was generally contained well by the Chelsea midfield on the whole, but when he was given space to raid into on the counter, he did so with purpose. Volleyed narrowly wide in the first half.
A penalty-box striker supreme, he failed to show anything like his best form. Missed two excellent first-half chances, electing to take touches in the box and thereby allowing defenders to close him down when a first-time shot may well have yielded a goal. Continued in this vein over the course of a frustrating evening, on which he simply froze. Did well to recover and score his penalty.
Came on for Muller as Bayern tried and failed to see the game out at the end of normal time.
Came on for the injured Ribery in extra time and provided much energy, but missed his penalty.
Certainly the busier of the two goalkeepers, the Czech Republic international made a fine reaction save from Robben midway through the first half but more pertinently saved Robben's extra-time penalty. Controlled his box impressively, taking pressure off his defence by showing an appetite to gather crosses. Had little chance with Muller's goal and again came up trumps in penalties.
Did well to thwart a dangerous Bayern attack early in the second half, blocking a potentially lethal cross from Robben and then denying the Dutchman as he pulled the trigger from a dangerous position. Stood up well to the threat of Robben and Ribery, with the duo threatening most down the opposite flank. Showed anticipation unparalleled in the Blues’ defence, yet ironically it was his concentration lapse that cost his side the opening goal. Scored in the shootout.
Shrugged off injury to feature in Europe’s greatest club match, and at times he appeared to be lacking in sharpness, reacting slowly to a throw in early on from which Bayern nearly scored. This rather set the tone for an encounter in which the Portuguese did not look comfortable, although he did step forward to score his penalty.
Nearly scored an embarrassing own goal midway through the first half when Frank Lampard played him an awkward pass along the six-yard box. After a strong start, he allowed several dangerous forays down his right side.
On more than one occasion, Gomez escaped the England centre-back’s clutches, and had the striker played to his potential, he would have been severely punished. Did seem to be a little hampered by his recent hamstring worries.
Became the first player in the Champions League era to make his debut in the final, yet the 22-year-old made very little impact indeed in this encounter. Even the odd clever bit of movement was unable to get him involved in an attacking sense, though he was dogged at the back.
Asked to perform a more defensive role than he is accustomed to, the England midfielder was almost nonexistent as an offensive threat. Worked hard in front of his defence, but would have wanted a greater influence in this match. Emphatically converted from the spot.
The Nigerian was strong in front of Chelsea’s defence, sweeping in front of the rearguard and disrupting Bayern’s attacks through the centre on a regular basis.
Showed glimpses of his technical excellence but the Spaniard was a completely peripheral figure in this encounter. On the rare occasion Chelsea attacked in numbers, the ex-Valencia man looked dangerous, but this occurred on only a couple of times. Missed his penalty, summing up his evening.
Scored the decisive penalty to cap a memorable evening during which he produced a typical Didier Drogba performance at the head of Chelsea’s attack and levelled the game late on with a stunning header. His work rate was phenomenal, providing good defensive cover and working as a useful platform from which the Blues could mount their infrequent attacks. Silly challenge on Ribery to concede an extra-time penalty that Cech saved.
Was given an advanced role in the midfield, but showed tremendous naivety at times, squandering dangerous counterattacking opportunities by wandering needlessly offside. Did make up for this with Chelsea’s best effort of the first half, though this was saved.
Came into the fray with less than 20 minutes remaining as he replaced Bertrand. Failed to make much of an impact.
Came on as Chelsea were chasing the game in the closing minutes of normal time. Looked very lively.
| Tournament | |
| Position | |
| Ranking |
| Rank/Player | Position | Team | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Julian Draxler | Midfielder | Schalke 04 | 3.90 |
| 2. Arjen Robben | Midfielder | FC Bayern München | 3.72 |
| 3. Ola John | Striker | Benfica | 3.67 |
| 4. Timo Hildebrand | Goalkeeper | Schalke 04 | 3.67 |
| 5. Danny | Midfielder | Zenit Saint Petersburg | 3.67 |
| 6. Arturo Vidal | Midfielder | Juventus | 3.50 |
| 7. Cristiano Ronaldo | Striker | Real Madrid CF | 3.46 |
| 8. Willy Caballero | Goalkeeper | Malaga | 3.44 |
| 9. Thiago Silva | Defender | Paris Saint-Germain | 3.44 |
| 10. Eliseu | Midfielder | Malaga | 3.43 |
| 11. Philippe Mexes | Defender | AC Milan | 3.42 |
| 12. Joe Hart | Goalkeeper | Manchester City FC | 3.42 |
| 13. Bastian Schweinsteiger | Midfielder | FC Bayern München | 3.41 |
| 14. Lionel Messi | Striker | FC Barcelona | 3.41 |
| 15. Mario Götze | Midfielder | Borussia Dortmund | 3.40 |
| 16. Emenike | Striker | Spartak | 3.38 |
| 17. Didier Drogba | Striker | Galatasaray | 3.38 |
| 18. Mario Gomez | Striker | FC Bayern München | 3.38 |
| 19. Kyriakos Papadopoulos | Defender | Schalke 04 | 3.38 |
| 20. Isco | Midfielder | Malaga | 3.38 |
| Player | Goals | Penalties | |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Cristiano Ronaldo Striker Real Madrid |
12 | 0 |
|
Robert Lewandowski Striker Dortmund |
10 | 1 |
|
Thomas Müller Striker Bayern |
8 | 1 |
|
Lionel Messi Striker Barcelona |
8 | 0 |
|
Burak Yılmaz Striker Galatasaray |
8 | 0 |
