Bullen grades in detail

Offensive dribbler was Salzburg’s bright spot

Was a bright spot in the top match: Salzburg's Oscar Gloukh

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With a strong second half in the top match against Sturm Graz, FC Red Bull Salzburg still managed to draw 2-2 in the end. While the defense was vulnerable as in previous games, dribbler Oscar Gloukh stood out in the offense. The Bulls' grades in detail.

Alexander Schlager: Grade 4
He kept his team in the game with a save against Biereth.

Flavus Daniliuc: Grade 2
Only won three out of eight tackles and often looked poor, especially in the first half.

Oumar Solet: Grade 2
 The Frenchman was a factor of uncertainty. His heel pass before the 1:2 was his best action in the entire game. It was important for that.

Samson Baidoo:Grade 2
 His lack of match practice was noticeable from the very first second. Always good for a slip-up, he hesitated far too long before the 0-1. He was also fooled by Biereth, who then failed to beat Schlager.

Central defenders Oumar Solet (on the ground) and Samson Baidoo almost never looked good against Sturm's Jusuf Gazibegovic and his colleagues.

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Aleksa Terzic: Grade 1
Was sent into early retirement by Gazibegovic before the 0:2. Once again fell completely short of expectations.

Mamady Diambou: Grade 2
Deflected the ball into the goal at 0:1. Often looked imprecise in his actions and floated in midfield.

Mads Bidstrup: Grade 3
Showed great commitment and tireless running on his return.

Luka Sucic: Grade 2
In the top match, he was rarely able to make an impact, as he did during the week against Klagenfurt.

Scoring key

Grade 6 = Team player

Grade 5 = Very strong

Grade 4 = Strong

Grade 3 = Average

Grade 2 = Weak

Note 1 = Not his day

Note 0 = Used too briefly

Oscar Gloukh: Grade 5
By far the best Salzburg player! Set up the final goal and was a real bright spot offensively. Most of the dangerous actions were delivered by the filigree technician.

Petar Ratkov: Grade 1
When he was substituted, one wondered: Was he even on the pitch? Remained pale once again.

Karim Konate:Grade4
Scored his fifth goal in the last three games to secure a point for his team.

Sekou Koita: Grade 3
Was involved in the equalizer after coming on as a substitute.

Dorgeles Nene: Grade 4
As a "joker", he scored the important equalizer. Is pushing for a place in the starting eleven!

Daouda Guindo: Grade 4
Brought a lot of momentum down the left flank.

Roko Simic: Grade 0
Used too briefly.