Robert Lewandowski 10, Thiago Alcantara 8, N’Golo Kante 7: Bayern Munich v Chelsea player ratings

Bayern cruise to a 7-1 aggregate win to reach Champions League quarter-finals

Manuel Neuer – 5. Had little to do for 90 minutes, except once when he fumbled to gift Abraham his goal just before halftime. Getty Images

Joshua Kimmich – 7. Never looked stretch in defence and provided options in midfield and on the right flank. Top player. Easy night’s work. EPA

Jerome Boateng – 7. Played his part in an organised backline that rarely gave Chelsea an inch. Subbed off just after the hour. EPA

David Alaba – 7. One of the world’s best left backs has become one of the world’s best centre-backs. Composed for what was a largely straightforward assignment. AFP

Alphonso Davies – 7. Started the match brightly and it looked like he would bully the Chelsea defenders all game, just like he did in the first leg. His impact waned but didn’t put a foot wrong. EPA

Leon Goretzka – 7. Plays his role as Thiago’s support act to perfection. Always looked in control and kept Bayern ticking. AFP

Thiago Alcantara – 8. Bayern’s puppet master pulled the strings from midfield before being subbed. A classy display from a classy midfielder. AFP

Serge Gnabry – 6. For a player who loves nothing more than terrorising teams from London, the German winger had a relatively subdued evening. EPA

Thomas Muller – 6. Bayern’s veteran forward has been reinvented as a creator this season but couldn’t work his magic on the evening. Reuters

Ivan Perisic – 7. A largely quiet game but took his chance when it came his way to double Bayern’s lead. PA

Robert Lewandowski – 10. Won and converted the penalty for the opening goal. Set up the second for Pulisic and provided the cross for Tolisso to score Bayern’s third. Then buried a header for Bayern’s fourth, his second on the night and 53rd of the season. Staggeringly, was involved in all seven goals (three scored, four assisted) over the tie. A cut above every other player on the pitch. As usual. PA

Niklas Sule (63’) – 6. Tried to get in on Bayern’s goalfest. Can’t blame him, he didn’t have much to do in defence. AFP

Phillip Coutinho (64’) – 6. Brazilian playmaker saw plenty of the ball but didn’t really effect the game. AFP

Corentin Tolisso (70’) – 7. Thumping volleyed finish for Bayern’s third. Reuters

Alvaro Odriozola (71’) – 7. Produced a proper full-back’s cross to find Lewandowski’s head for Bayern’s fourth. AFP

Javi Martinez (81’) – 6. Bayern’s long-serving Spaniard was given a quick run-out when the game was long over. Getty Images

Willy Caballero – 6. Could do little about any of Bayern's goals. But still, conceded four so 6 is as high as he gets. Reuters

Reece James – 6. Had his hands full with Bayern’s left-sided attack. Couldn’t get forward as much as he likes due to Bayern’s dominance. EPA

Andreas Christensen – 5. Outclassed when up against Lewandowski (no real shame there) and played his part in a typically brittle Chelsea defence. Reuters

Kurt Zouma – 6. Partly at fault for Bayern’s laughably easy third goal. Stuck in some strong tackles and headers but was no match for Bayern’s attacking power. AFP

Emerson – 5. Played Lewandowski onside for the chance that led to the penalty and left Tolisso unmarked for Bayern’s third. Was lively going forward but his suspect defending is why he’s likely leaving the club this summer.

Ross Barkley – 6. Given a stark reminder of how he measures up against top quality midfield opposition. Never looked like imposing himself on the game. Had such little influence that photographers stopped taking pictures of him after the warm-up. Reuters

N’Golo Kante – 7. Chelsea’s most effective midfielder, particularly in the second half. The Frenchman displayed his usual high energy and was the only Blues player keeping pace with Bayern. EPA

Mateo Kovacic – 6. Dispossessed in his own half, leading to Perisic’s goal. The Croatian was full of intent and tried to make things happen but was overrun in midfield. AFP

Callum Hudson-Odoi – 6. Scored a lovely, curling finish to pull one back for the Blues. Shame it was disallowed. Attempted to take on the Bayern defence but lacked end product. AP Photo

Tammy Abraham – 6. Starved of service but didn’t help himself by being constantly caught offside. Tapped into an empty net for Chelsea’s consolation. PA

Mason Mount – 6. A quiet game for the attacking midfielder who never troubled the Bayern defence. AFP

SUBS: Olivier Giroud (81’) – 5. Not sure the Frenchman even touched the ball. AFP

Bayern Munich made sure of their dominance over Chelsea in their Champions League last 16 tie on Sunday, cruising to a 4-1 win to reach the quarter-finals.

Leading 3-0 from February's first leg, Bayern were almost guaranteed to progress from the tie but they did not use that as an excuse to go easy on Chelsea. Robert Lewandowski scored twice and assisted the other two in another star showing from the Polish striker.

Bayern now turn their attention to Lisbon, where the remaining Champions League fixtures will be played out. The Bundesliga title holders face Barcelona for a place in the semi-finals.

Reflecting on the second leg in Munich, Jon Turner provides his player ratings in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next slide, click on the arrows, or  if using a mobile device, simply swipe.