Manchester City players standings: Riyad Mahrez look at the game

Claudio Bravo

No alarm for the number two goalkeeper, with good handling and good positioning – but he has no chance against a fierce kick from Gotze 6 [19659003] Luke Bolton

From position, he fought manly throughout, even when, tired in the second half, Dortmund threw on his former teammate Sancho 7

Eric Garcia

showed early he raked long diagonal ball that Pep likes in his center half – he can play a little, and his defense was OK, too. 6

Jason Denayer

The heels a few seconds earlier, but he grew to look a little like the main defender of City in the match – but the decision to sell him is correct. 6

Oleksandar Zinchenko

When asked to go back to the left, he looks like a fish out of the water – and his clumsy challenge on Pulisic brings him the penalty of Dotmund. 5

Douglas Luiz

Brought back the ball in overtime from Dortmund's penalty, but tied, he really watched the game – must add a little more dynamism if he wants to have a chance. 6

Phil Foden

The spotlight was on him after his touring heroism last season, but he only showed that he still has a long way to go – pep was right. 5

Brahim Diaz

Trying too hard, but it was ineffective and – for a spell was swapped to the right in order to wrest control of the midfielder. Must show more.

Riyad Mahrez

Forced a great save from a free kick and whistled another after the post. Also the most shining player attacking City by a certain distance. 8

Lukas Nmecha

He worked hard and his straightforward style and hectic approach caused problems when a race got the free kick that Mahrez almost scored. 6

Jack Harrison

Started very well, giving trouble to Dortmund on their right flank, but fainted once they had the measure of him

Subs

Joe Hart (for Bravo, 45) [19659002] Beautiful Backup of Dahoud 7