PSG player ratings vs Bayern Munich: The Champions League repeat is on! Khvicha Kvaratskhelia runs riot while Ousmane Dembele does the business to book trip to Budapest

Matvey Safonov (7/10):

A solid showing from Safonov. He made five saves in total and there was nothing he could have done about Kane's consolation goal.

Warren Zaire-Emery (7/10):

Selected at right-back with Hakimi unavailable through injury, and although he struggled at times against Diaz, he stuck to his task well and even created a couple of chances at the other end of the field.

Marquinhos (7/10):

After being given the run around by Diaz & Co. last week, the skipper responded with a wonderfully disciplined and determined defensive display. The Brazilian was particularly strong in the air and led by example from start to finish.

Willian Pacho (6/10):

A little sloppy with his passing at times but strong in the tackle throughout, repeatedly regaining possession for his team, while he also made several vital clearances. Will have been disappointed with losing Kane late on, though.

Nuno Mendes (7/10):

Olise once again caused the Portuguese all sorts of problems early on and Mendes - who was booked for a wild challenge on the winger - was lucky to stay on the field after a clear handball as the referee had spotted an earlier offence by Laimer. However, credit where it's due, Mendes ended up almost completely nullifying the threat posed by his nemesis.

Joao Neves (7/10):

Looked fortunate to get away with a handball in the box, but it was totally unintentional. The Portuguese lost possession more times than he would have liked, but he put in a serious shift and drew a fine save out of Neuer with a good header after a terrifically timed run to the back post.

Vitinha (8/10):

Struck Neves on the arm with a poorly hit clearance in the first half, but he was excellent for the most part and created four chances with his pinpoint passing. Also made a very timely intervention to stop Musiala from scoring.

Fabian Ruiz (7/10):

The Spaniard's return to full fitness has been such a plus for PSG. His passing was a little off at times, but Ruiz played the fantastic first-time ball that released Kvaratskhelia for the game's opening goal, while he also won a number of big challenges.

Ousmane Dembele (7/10):

May have missed an excellent early opportunity in the first leg, but he made no mistake here with an emphatic finish from Kvaratskhelia's low cross. Faded the longer the game went on, though, and was replaced midway through the second half.

Desire Doue (7/10):

Unusually ineffective showing during a first half in which he failed to create a single chance or get off a shot at goal after being deployed as a central striker. However, he was much livelier after the restart and almost scored a sensational solo goal.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (8/10):

Teed up Dembele for the opener with a perfect cutback after a terrific exchange on halfway with Ruiz on halfway. The Georgian was simply unstoppable in one-v-ones. Just a joy to watch - and he works so hard too.

Bradley Barcola (6/10):

Came on for Dembele but wasted the one half-chance that came his way with a poorly struck shot from the edge of the area.

Lucas Hernandez (N/A):

Introduced with less than 15 minutes to go as Luis Enrique looked to shut up shop.

Lucas Beraldo (N/A):

Part of a defensive double-substitution with Hernandez.

Senny Mayulu (N/A):

Brought on in the dying minutes.

Luis Enrique (7/10):

Proved he can pretty much do it all from a tactical perspective by masterminding a classic away performance in continental competition after winning last week's shootout in Paris. Took a bit of a risk picking Zaire-Emery at right-back but it worked out well, while his team's overall work-rate was fantastic - and that's down to this remarkable motivator of men.