Kevin Trapp: Five goals conceded in just one game: the start of the season was a disaster for this ambitious goalkeeper. On this dark night, Trapp was not blamed and there was no comfort.
Stephen Ilsank: As expected, he moved to the right full-back position for the time-out Tuta, and his initial performance was not blamed or blamed.Then he made this mistake with his compatriots Martin HinterigThat unique Erling Haaland knows how to use it. Replace at rest.
Martin Hinteregger: Started uncompromisingly as usual, but then made some hasty mistakes and passes. The whole is far from its normal form.
Evan Nidka: The sole defense lawyer still has half the strength. But even the French, who still tends to be careless, were punished in the form of goals immediately after flirting excessively.
Makoto Hasebe: The captain can hardly fight against Dortmund’s strength, strength and vitality. For Hasebe, this is also a forgotten game.
Jibril sow: It lasted for 90 minutes, but barely showed up. The hard-working and endurance runners were also at a loss and did not make any important contributions to the harmonious game.
Danny Da Costa: One of the so-called preparation champions under the leadership of the new coach Oliver Glasner. The play is weak and the wings are not enough. In Mainz, Da Costa’s situation is much better and he has to improve a lot.
Kamada Land: As one of the so-called ten people, he will never fail to be a game thinker and instructor. For him, the rest is also over.
Ayman Balcock: With good training performance, he was nominated for the starting lineup, but failed to confirm in the game. Finish work after 45 minutes.
Philip Kostic: Tried a few times, until the few Eintracht supporters traveling with them saw some crosses that could be passed at the Dortmund Stadium. In the end, Krstic was barely able to develop.
Rafael Borre: The newly signed Colombian is the first Eintracht professional player to cause danger. That was in the 47th minute. Measuring my head many times-to no avail.
Christopher Lenz: Ilsank left, Lentz came-due to the static changes in tactics, four players instead of three, the harmonious game has become better. But there was nothing surprising in Lentz.
Jasper Lindstrom: The Danes can prove their significant other. One or two sizable actions-but nothing more.
Jens Peter Haug: The Norwegian’s Bundesliga debut, recently loaned from Milan. Try to activate it immediately with wit. When he was undisturbed with 2:5, his debut was rewarded with at least one goal.
Ajdin Hrustic: Hasebe spent a wonderful 20 minutes there. When the Australians of Bosnian descent arrived, the game had already been decided.
Ragnar Pain: The Olympic rider’s four-minute short deployment, for which Krstic made room in the humiliated Frankfurt.
