A rating of 10.0 does not happen by accident. Michael Olise produced one on Saturday, and Union Berlin will have felt every point of it.
Bayern Munich put seven goals past Union without reply, and Olise was the man at the centre of it. He scored three of those goals himself and set up another, finishing the afternoon with two key passes and 104 touches, a workload that reflected how often the ball found him and how often he made it count.
A hat-trick and more
Three goals and an assist from a single player in a 7-0 win is the kind of afternoon that defines a fixture. Olise did not just contribute to the scoreline, he shaped it, turning up in the right areas repeatedly while also creating chances beyond his own goals with those two key passes.
The number that says it all
The 10.0 match rating tells its own story. It is as close to a flawless individual display as the numbers allow, built on end product at both ends of the final third: goals, an assist, and a hand in the wider pattern of a match that finished 7-0.
For Union Berlin, there is little to take from a scoreline like that. For Bayern, and for Olise in particular, it was the kind of performance that will stick in the box score long after the final whistle in Munich.