1. Marvin Hitz (6/10): Made a few crucial saves, but could not prevent Gladbach's winning goal. Solid performance overall.\n\n2. Manuel Akanji (5/10): Lacked authority in defense and struggled to contain Gladbach's attackers. Needs to step up in future matches.\n\n3. Mats Hummels (7/10): One of the better performers in the BVB defense, making key interceptions and tackles. However, unable to prevent the late goal.\n\n4. Thomas Meunier (4/10): Looked out of his depth against Gladbach's pacey wingers. Needs to improve his defensive contributions.\n\n5. Raphael Guerreiro (6/10): Tried to provide an attacking threat from the left flank but was largely contained. Average performance.\n\n6. Axel Witsel (5/10): Struggled to control the midfield and was overrun by Gladbach's energetic midfielders. Needs to show more composure on the ball.\n\n7. Jude Bellingham (6/10): Showed glimpses of his talent but was unable to impose his presence on the game. Still a work in progress.\n\n8. Marco Reus (6/10): Looked isolated for most of the match and failed to create clear-cut chances. Needs better support from his teammates.\n\n9. Erling Haaland (6/10): Frustrating evening for the young striker, as he was starved of service and struggled to make an impact. Should bounce back in the next game.\n\n10. Marcel Sabitzer (4/10): Failed to make an impact in his debut for BVB. Looked lost at times and was easily dispossessed. Must improve to justify a place in the starting line-up.\n\n11. Thorgan Hazard (5/10): Tried to inject some creativity in the attack but was well shackled by Gladbach's defense. Needs to find better ways to break through.\n\nOverall, a disappointing performance from Borussia Dortmund, with several key players failing to deliver when it mattered most. Changes will be needed for the upcoming matches to get back on track.