Both of Dortmund's goals came courtesy of recent €27.5 million signing Mkhitaryan, and the win means that they are the only team that has won all of their Bundesliga games this season.
But while the campaign's first four games have netted an impressive 12 points for the BVB, the duo in question felt the team's performance on Sunday left a lot to be desired.
After the game, the Armenia international Mkhitaryan told the club's official site: "I feel good in Dortmund and I'm happy with the goals, but I think we need to be much better."
Defender Neven Subotic agreed, saying: "It was anything but a perfect game. We struggled at the beginning, but we also created chances in some very good phases of play and fortunately also found the net."
The centre-back added: "We didn't enjoy a lot of possession, lacked a bit of creativity, didn't win many tackles and gave them some chances.
"So it was a lucky win for us and we had to work very hard for it."
With fellow Champions League finalists Bayern Munich stumbling to a draw against Freiburg last Tuesday, the Black and Yellows will go into the September break at the top of the table, two points clear of the Bavarians.
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