Bayern Munich flops savaged after Barcelona humbling as pressure mounts on Vincent Kompany

were savaged by the German press after their 4-1 thrashing at on Wednesday night, with three players handed the worst possible score.

Vincent Kompany's side were comfortably beaten at the Nou Camp as former winger Raphinha netted a hat-trick - with his first strike coming inside the first minute.

While initially got Bayern level in Spain, Robert Lewandowski put the home side ahead again before Raphinha made it three on the stroke of half time, with the forward then adding a fourth after the interval.

It was Bayern's second straight defeat in the after being stunned 1-0 against Aston Villa in their last European clash. While they are still top of the Bundesliga, the team have endured a handful of disappointing results - including a 3-3 draw to Frankfurt earlier this month.

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German outlet Bild took no prisoners on Thursday as they dished out brutal verdicts to players. Their system works in reverse, with six being the worst score and one being the best.

The three players given a six were Kim Min-jae, described as "completely out of sorts, Raphael Guerreiro, who was called "very weak" and Dayot Upamecano as the defence was ripped apart by Barcelona.

Meanwhile, six players were given the second-worst rating of five - Alphonso Davies, Joshua Kimmich, Joao Palhinha, Michael Olise and Serge Gnabry. Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller and Kane were given a four.

Their ratings were very complimentary of Barcelona as Pedri, Lamine Yamal and Raphinha all scored the top grade of one after a superb night for the LaLiga giants, who are managed by ex-Bayern boss Hansi Flick.

Despite the humbling, Bayern chief Max Eberl insisted , saying: "We believe in what we're doing and we will continue to defend what we're doing”

Speaking after the game, Kompany said their defeat was "not a surprise" because Barcelona were a top team but said his players would learn from their "clear defeat".

"There are no excuses. What's important is that we learn from this game. This game won't decide our season. Why there was such a big difference between the first and second half is something we need to look at."

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