Real Madrid vs. Schalke: Live Player Ratings for Los Blancos

Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice and Alvaro Morata added another as Real Madrid beat Schalke 3-1 at the Bernabeu, Tuesday.

Madrid will now go into the pot for Friday’s Champions League quarterfinal draw after overcoming their Bundesliga opponents 9-2 on aggregate.

Following are player ratings and analysis for all the Madrid players.

Player	Half-Time	Full-Time
Casillas	8	8
Nacho	8	9
Varane	8	9
Ramos	8	8
Coentrao	8	8
Illarramendi	9	9
Alonso	8	8
Isco	8	8
Jese	7	7
Morata	6	8
Ronaldo	9	10
Bale	8	9
Casemiro	N/A	7
Carvajal	N/A	7

Half-Time analysis for Real Madrid

Casillas: Had absolutely no chance on the Hoogland goal.

Nacho: Made an impressive recovery to poke the ball off Draxler’s toes in first-half stoppage time.

Varane: Has so far completed each and every one of his passes.

Ramos: Winning everything in the air, but will want to forget the deflection that allowed Schalke an equaliser.

Coentrao: Has offered a useful attacking outlet from the left.

Illarramendi: Completed 94% of his first-half passes, executed three tackles and stripped the ball off Obasi late on.

Alonso: Has already touched the ball 60 times.

Isco: Pushing forward as often as possible.

Jese: Carried off on a stretcher after sustaining an early knee injury.

Morata: The awkward member of Madrid’s attacking trio. He missed a pair of sitters in the opening period.

Ronaldo: He has now scored 40 goals in all competitions this season.

Bale: Picked up an assist on the Ronaldo opener.

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Full-Time analysis for Real Madrid

Casillas: Had only two saves to make over the 90 minutes.

Nacho: Impressed at right-back and then moved into the centre of defense when Ramos was withdrawn.

Varane: Completed an incredible 100% of his passes on Tuesday.

Ramos: Was taken off with 20 minutes to play—no doubt with Sunday`s Clasico in mind.

Coentrao: Touched the ball 70 times and linked up nicely with Portugal teammate Ronaldo.

Illarramendi: Touched the ball 80 times, completed 94% of his passes and executed four tackles in an excellent, all-around performance.

Alonso: Didn`t start the second half—again, with an eye to Sunday`s clash with Barcelona.

Isco: Touched the ball 107 times and added energy from midfield in the Di Maria role.

Jese: May well miss the rest of the season.

Morata: Finally found the back of the net after being set up by Bale following a crossbar hit from Ronaldo.

Ronaldo: With 13 Champions League goals this term he is just one shy of Messi`s record.

Bale: Played a part in all three Madrid goals.

Casemiro: Has good lung power and a burst of speed, but his distribution was quite poor.

Carvajal: Played the final 20 minutes after replacing Ramos.