Bayern Munich v Barcelona ratings: Davies 8, Sane 8; Busquets 4, Pique 4

Barca crash out of Champions League after heavy defeat in Germany

Alphonso Davies: 8 - The left-back was a useful outlet for Bayern going forward, with Barcelona struggling to contain him when he got into his stride. He raced down the flank, beating a number of players before he crossed the ball to Musiala for a third goal. AFP

Benjamin Pavard: 6 - The France international had a safe performance without causing any problems both defensively and offensively. He made one good block to deny Dembele on his side in the first-half. AFP

Kingsley Coman: 7 - The winger had a good performance, causing issues for Alba and Mingueza during the game. He should have had an assist to his name, playing an unselfish pass to Sane just yards away from goal that he then missed. AP

Corentin Tolisso: 6 - The 27-year-old rotated possession well at times but struggled defensively when beaten. He took a poor touch before fouling Dest in the first-half for one of his poorer moments in the game. EPA

Leroy Sane: 8 - The former Manchester City winger wreaked havoc all evening and could have had more goals to his name. He scored a fantastic strike from outside the box. EPA

Thomas Muller: 7 - The playmaker put in a classy performance, playing deft touches that kept the game flowing for Bayern. He also scored the opener, latching onto a cross from Lewandowski to give his side the lead. AFP

Jamal Musiala: 7 - The 18-year-old played well, running late into the box to cause problems. He then scored a goal in the same way, finishing from Davies’ cross into him. Reuters

Robert Lewandowski: 6 - The Polish international had an uncharacteristically quiet night, but still came out with an assist to his name. He did well to beat Pique before crossing for Muller’s opener. AFP

SUBS: Marc Roca (For Tolisso 60’): 6 - The former Espanyol midfielder joined the game against his former rivals with the game drifting to its conclusion. He had a fine game, playing accurate passes on the ball to keep the game ticking. Getty

Bouna Sarr (For Coman 71’): 6 - The 29-year-old joined the game as his side looked to see it out while resting some others. He had little to do, but played one key pass that resulted in a shot for Bayern. EPA

Omar Richards (For Davies 71): 5 - The former Reading man came on and got himself involved very quickly. However, he was beaten too easily in one instance, resulting in giving away a foul and getting a yellow card. Getty

Malik Tillman (For Lewandowski 78’): N/R - The 19-year-old made a short appearance, picking up the ball in deeper areas when he dropped from the forward positions. Getty

Tanguy Nianzou (For Sule 78’): N/R - The young defender came on late and had little to do, only forced into making one challenge from a Barcelona attack. Getty

BARCELONA RATINGS: Marc-Andre Ter Stegen: 4 - The Germany international had a poor game both with the ball and when making saves. He gave away the ball to Lewandowski early on that could have resulted in a goal, before he made a poor attempt to deny Sane from range. Reuters

Jordi Alba: 6 - The full-back had a fine game before he was substituted off, doing his part defensively. He made an important clearance to deny Sane from scoring from close-range but injured himself in doing so. AFP

Clement Lenglet: 5 - The 26-year-old had a busy evening, much like the rest of his backline. He could and should have done better to deny Muller’s header at the back post for the opener. Reuters

Ronald Araujo: 4 - The 22-year-old struggled defensively, getting beaten far too easily. He picked up an early yellow in the game, taking out Davies who beat him on the flank with ease. AP

Sergino Dest: 6 - The USMNT international looked bright at times, bringing unpredictability in his play down the right flank. In one move, he made a neat little move outside then inside to cross the ball to Depay. Getty

Sergio Busquets: 4 - The midfielder was often beaten far too easily in the middle, giving far too much space behind him. He was walking a tightrope throughout the game, taking a yellow card just minutes into it after fouling Lewandowski to deny the forward from a ter Stegen error. AFP

Gavi: 7 - The 17-year-old had a busy game, covering a lot of ground for his side but rarely getting a touch. His best chance was a run on the right that he cut back to Depay but nothing came from it. AFP

Ousmane Dembele: 6 -The forward was Barcelona’s most dangerous outlet, but missed the end product to make it count. This was only exemplified when he did well to find space on the edge of the box, but blasted the shot over the bar. AP

Memphis Depay: 5 - The forward had little service that fell his way during the game, struggling to get himself into the tie. His best piece of play was a dribble then pass to Dembele that the forward then skied. AFP

SUBS: Oscar Mingueza (For Alba 30’): 5 - The full-back came on for the injured Alba and had issues containing Coman all night. He got a booking for taking out the winger and was beaten far too easily in the air by Muller for the opening goal. AFP

Nico Gonzalez (For Dest 46’): 6 - The 19-year-old covered some good ground in the game coming from the bench as his side looked to bring themselves back into the tie. He managed to beat Richards with a piece of skill, before he was brought to the ground. Reuters

Riqui Puig (For de Jong 73’): 6 - The youngster had little time on the pitch but covered a lot of ground in high areas, triggering the press for the side as they tried to find a glimmer of hope. AFP

Philippe Coutinho (For Dembele 73’): 6 - The former Bayern loanee made a short appearance towards the end, with his one chance being a rather tame shot from the left straight at Neuer. AFP

Yusuf Demir (For Gavi 86’): N/R - The loanee came on to preserve the legs of Gavi late on, having little time to do anything in his short cameo. AP

Barcelona are out of the Champions League after losing 3-0 to Bayern Munich.

Thomas Muller and Leroy Sane, with a fierce 30-yard strike, put Bayern in control before half-time and on their way to securing a 100 per record in Group E.

Jamal Musiala added a third goal just after the hour mark as five-time European champions Barca were eliminated from the group stages for the first time since 2000.

Barcelona’s demotion to the Europa League was confirmed by Benfica’s 2-0 home victory over Dynamo Kiev.

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