What do BBC Sport's player ratings mean?
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For some of the biggest football matches we cover, BBC Sport's football reporters will be giving their views on how each player performed using a sliding scale of 1-10.
But what does each rating mean?
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10 - What a performance. Probably a match-winning display, maybe a wonder goal, hat-trick or something that has set a new record. These will be rare and reserved for the truly outstanding efforts.
9 - Excellent. Probably scored at least one, or created a goal, or produced an outstanding defensive/goalkeeping display. Likely to be the best player out there.
8 - Very good. Heavily involved in the action, one of the best players on the pitch without reaching the above criteria.
7- Quite good. Played their part, did more good things than bad.
6 - Decent. Should have been involved more, maybe missed some easy chances or played some sloppy passes. Maybe could have had more of an impact, but instead a quieter game.
5 - Average. Did nothing to stand out. Was maybe out of position for a goal or a late substitute that did not have time to get involved.
4 - Disappointing. We would have hoped for more. Guilty of losing the ball, missing chances, making defensive errors.
3 - Did more things badly than well. Few positives if any, maybe a goalkeeper or outfield player to blame for some of the goals conceded.
2 - Really poor performance, maybe their team took a hammering, with an error-strewn showing.
1- No positives to note. Made numerous serious errors, probably cost their team the match, likely to get dropped next time. A game to forget.