Breaking : PSG player ratings vs Rennes -That’s what friends are for! Achraf Hakimi comes up big to cover for quiet Kylian Mbappe

• Goalkeeper & Defence

  Gianluigi Donnarumma (7/10):

  Dominated his penalty area and pulled off a few saves to keep Rennes out.

  Achraf Hakimi (8/10):

  His goal had a hint of controversy as the ball hit his arm on the way down, but he made some excellent runs and was dangerous on the ball.

  Milan Skriniar (5/10):

  A bit slow to close down and just stood there gawking at Blas to cross in for Rennes’ goal.

  Marquinhos (6/10):

  Struggled to catch up when Rennes moved into the final third at speed but was sound on the ball.

  Lucas Hernandez (6/10):

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  His touch is a bit heavy at times and defensively a bit weak – Assignon got beyond him far too easily to have a shot on goal.

• Midfield

  Warren Zaire-Emery (7/10):

  A gorgeous diagonal ball into the box to find Hakimi for the second goal.

  Manuel Ugarte (6/10):

  Always stable on the ball with some good control and accurate, sensible passes.

  Vitinha (8/10):

  Opened the scoring with a superb curling effort. Did well to drive forward and up the tempo of PSG’s attacks.

• Attack

  Ousmane Dembele (7/10):

  PSG’s most involved attacker. Has a good balance with Hakimi and cut inside a lot, leading to Vitinha’s lovely opener.

  Goncalo Ramos (4/10):

  A couple of sloppy touches and was unable to get clear to be a proper threat.

  Kylian Mbappe (6/10):

  A muted performance. Often kept things simple instead of using his explosiveness to be a direct threat. Went on a great, late run and rounded Mandanda to be faced with an open goal, but sent it well over.

• Subs & Manager

  Randal Kolo Muani (7/10):

  An immediate improvement on Ramos as he scored just a minute after replacing him. Thought he had a second but denied by the flag.

  Fabian Ruiz (6/10):

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  Did not get a chance to impact the game after settling into the midfield for the last 15 minutes.

  Bradley Barcola (5/10):

  Had a chance to kill things off when Mbappe sent him through on goal but goalkeeper Mandanda got the better of him in the one-on-one.

  Carlos Soler (N/A):

  A late replacement for Vitinha.

  Luis Enrique (7/10):

  His team were on top for the most part, with Hakimi, Vitinha and Dembele looking sharp, but he has some problems to figure out as the defence had some sloppy moments.

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