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#3 Flop: Dennis Geiger
Having made his recovery from injury last month, perhaps this one should be taken with a little empathy. But Dennis Geiger is a player with plenty of potential, and he didn't show it here.
The 20-year-old operated alongside Leonardo Bittencourt and Florian Grillitsch as part of a midfield trio, but stood out as their least effective player.
Bittencourt and Grillitsch both completed three tackles; Geiger only one. He also committed two fouls, didn't record another defensive action and was dispossessed twice in 62 minutes. Considering he only completed eight passes, those are difficult numbers to comprehend.
Geiger had a 50% pass accuracy, and only Joshua Brenet (9) had less than his 19 touches of the ball. He was replaced by another returnee in Nadiem Amiri, as coach Julian Nagelsmann didn't get the attacking impetus he needed to try and claw back into the game.
