West Bromwich Albion's star striker this season, Karlan Grant, registered fewer touches than goalkeeper Sam Johnstone in an extremely poor display against Birmingham City.
Grant, who is the top scorer for the Baggies this season was nowhere to be seen as his side lost 1-0 to their local rivals who pick up their first win in four.
The 24-year-old made the move to The Hawthorns for £15m from Huddersfield when West Brom were in the Premier League, but it appears his celling is at this level.
He was substituted in the 68th minute of the game at St Andrew's and was replaced by Andy Carroll who offered something different but still couldn't find the back of the net.
To make matters worse for Grant, as well as the rest of his team, he failed to register a shot on target throughout the game.
When it comes to passing he made only three, with only Carroll who came on for him, the one West Brom player to make fewer or less.
Grant's accuracy rate was also one of the worst on the whole pitch at a dismal 43%.
These stats come as more of a shock for the £7.2m rated forward who has registered at least one shot on target in each of his last four starts -registering 3+ in two of those games.
Throughout the season his 'unlikely' partnership with Callum Robinson has been working for the Baggies who have been making a late push for the play offs.
However, defeat now leaves them five points off sixth place, and with tough fixtures still to come it's looking unlikely they'll make it.
Manager Steve Bruce will be disappointed with the team's performance at St Andrew's against his former side, and the question is will he try something different in their next game or will he stick with Grant?
Carroll had the best chance of the game and is now back from injury, so if he can stay fit perhaps Bruce will look to him further.
This may only be a one-off, but West Brom will be hoping that Grant can get his form back on track if they are to see their slim play-off chances come true.