[Fillipo Simone]

Well, IMO there's the "good" group and the "bad" group.

Balo, Abate, de Jong, Mexes and Zapata were good. My vote goes to Zapata who was flawless.

The bad group includes Emo, Montolivo, Muntari.

Abbiati was tragic, yet my flop goes to Montolivo who has been poor overall this match, whereas Abbiati made one horrible howler, while making some good saves earlier on.

[Fillipo Simone]

I don't know, 95%? Yet he had a big chance near game end which he squandered without even trying anything. He's been mostly anonymous, making some passing mistakes. He simply joined the uninspired midfield, without giving any impression that he's capable of doing more.

[han2503]

I don't know, 95%? Yet he had a big chance near game end which he squandered without even trying anything. He's been mostly anonymous, making some passing mistakes. He simply joined the uninspired midfield, without giving any impression that he's capable of doing more.

Well that 5% goes to those moments where he made bad decisions like when he ran onto the ball and kept running in the box instead of shooting first time. But again, I think that this is something that comes with match fitness, everyone was making bad passing mistakes at some point, the only 2 that I don't remember doing so were Zapata and SES.

All in all I still think he made part of the good bunch, simply because our midfield wouldn't have even functioned minimally if he played as badly as you're saying, he was still the only one who managed to move the ball around in the first half for example when all the others were constantly losing it