BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Hasagic - 6: Twice denied Ozil's shots from distance, and did well to throw the youngster off his stride after being rounded. Had absolutely no chance to stop the opener, but might have saved one of the penalties if he wasn't rooted to the ground.

Mravac - 4: Made several mistakes, and was fortunate Germany failed to capitalise on them. He left Podolski alone several times, but at least partially redeemed himself with a goal-saving tackle late in the first half. That tackle resulted in injury, however, forcing the 28-year old to be substituted.

Nadarevic - 7: Made up for Mravac's errors, and always intervened at the right moment to deny the German attack. The 3-1 scoreline really does not do justice to his performance.

Spahic - 7.5: Comfortably Bosnia's most valuable player, but misses a rating of 8 because of the penalty he conceded to Mueller. Nonetheless, the captain marshalled his back line impressively, was ultra aggressive with tackles to deny Trochowski, Marin, and Khedira, and kept the German strikers silent. Also made a Roberto Ayala-type pass out of danger in the 66th minute.

Jahic - 4.5: - Comfortably handled Trochowski in the first half, but had many more difficulties with Marin, and conceded the penalty that led to the go-ahead goal. He also got away with another possible penalty late in the game.

Salihovic - 4: Didn't match Khedira's energy in the first half, and had a hard time dealing with Ozil. This match was always going to be won or lost in the midfield, and according to the scoreline, Salihovic could not do enough to support the Bosnian cause.

Rahimic - 4.5: Outmuscled and outhustled by Cacau and Khedira. Like Salihovic, he just didn't do enough to support his team-mates, although his passing was marginally better than that of his partner.

Pjanic - 6.5: Bosnia's best playmaker by a country mile. The Lyon attacking midfielder played a clever chip to Dzeko for the opener, provided a number of excellent crosses, and perhaps should have scored when in a one-on-one situation with Neuer, but failed to pick his target quickly enough.

Misimovic - 4: Far too quiet. He may be one of the Bundesliga's best playmakers, but the Wolfsburg midfielder has plenty to prove for country. His only real contribution to the Bosnian attack was a speculative shot that Neuer easily claimed.

Ibisevic - 4: Like Misimovic, the Hoffenheim man never really got into the match. Linked with Dzeko once or twice, but was generally too isolated from his striking partner.

Dzeko - 7: Too strong for the German defenders, but struck a very lonely figure up front. While he didn't have much of a say in the goal with which he was credited, Dzeko did everything correctly in the lead-up play. If he leaves Wolfsburg this summer, the Bundesliga will have lost an irreplaceable talent.

Substitutes

Ibricic - : Replaced injured Mravac. Beaten by Lahm for Germany's opener, and occasionally had trouble with Mueller.

Zec - : N/A

Berberovic - N/A

Muslimovic - N/A