Good news for Gio Reyna: He made his Borussia Moenchengladbach debut, starting his first Bundesliga match in more than six months.

The bad news: Gladbach fell 4-0 to Werder Bremen at the Borussia-Park, leaving it with one point and no goals in three games and increasing the pressure on embattled head coach Gerardo Seoane, who supported Reyna’s move from Dortmund.

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