Goalkeeper & Defense
Dayne St. Clair (6/10):
Could do nothing about Orlando's goal in the first half. Pretty helpless for the next two. Nutmugged for the fourth, and made a few decent saves in between.
Ian Fray (6/10):
Took his header incredibly well. Covered defensively, linked in the final third. Removed with a worrying injury after 66 minutes.
Maxi Falcon (4/10):
A bit of a nightmare. Never fully looked after his man, gave up a pen, and was erratic throughout.
Micael (4/10):
All over the place positionally. Had no clue whether to step or drop deep.
Noah Allen (6/10):
Orlando didn't have loads down his side, and he moved the ball well.
Midfield
Yannick Bright (6/10):
Rather overrun in midfield at times, although he was often outnumbered.
Rodrigo De Paul (6/10):
Not his best game. Was on the ball a ton, but didn't do much with it whatsoever.
Telasco Segovia (7/10):
Set up Fray's goal. Did loads of running. Solid, as per usual.
Lionel Messi (8/10):
Thrived in a free role, especially in the first half. Hard to argue with a goal and two assists.
Attack
German Berterame (6/10):
Struggled to get into his spots after being started on the left. Full of effort, but little to show for it.
Luis Suarez (7/10):
Made a real impact. Instrumental in the build up to the second goal, and could've had one himself. Looked exhausted when he was subbed.
Subs & Manager
Facundo Mura (5/10):
Replaced the injured Fray. Absolutely torched for Orlando's fourth goal.
Tadeo Allende (5/10):
Barely made an impact in 20 minutes.
Guillermo Hoyos (5/10):
Started Suarez and Berterame. He seemed to have gotten it right after 45 minutes. But his team crumbled. It's been a miserable start at the new stadium.
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