This selection was made from Europe’s five top divisions – (England, Spain, France, Germany, and Italy) courtesy of sofascore statistics.<\/p>\n
Goalkeeper<\/strong><\/p>\n Edouard Mendy (Chelsea)<\/p>\n The Ivorian had a great week, denied his opponent (West Ham) on multiple occasions, and recorded his 13th clean sheet this season, 4th on the EPL clean sheet ranking.<\/p>\n Defenders<\/strong><\/p>\n Alexander Djiku (Strsasbourg)<\/p>\n Captained the Ligue 1 side, the Ghanaian had the best defensive stats against his opponent (Lille) but quite unfortunate he was on the losing side.<\/p>\n Joel Matip (Liverpool)<\/p>\n Made his 27th appearance this week, the Cameroonian graced ‘the Reds’ victory, his 17th domestic win without conceding this season.<\/p>\n Ismael Traore (Angers)<\/p>\n The 35-year-old Ivorian registered his 4th goal this week from away and was rated high in his team due to exquisite solvency in the backline.<\/p>\n Midfielders<\/strong><\/p>\n Moses Simon (Nantes)<\/p>\n Experienced goals galore encounter, 5-3 in favor of his side (Nantes), the Nigerian had fun assisting the equalizer (3-3) and getting on the fourth scoresheet on his team. Such an amazing performance.<\/p>\n Youssef Belaili (Stade Brestois)<\/p>\n Few starts (7) this season with Stade Brestois in France Ligue 1, the 30-year-old was the only player to hit the target securing the maximum points against Metz along with the man of the match honor.<\/p>\n Seko Fofana (RC Lens)<\/p>\n Rocked horns with Ligue 1 Champions Paris Saint-German, Seko captained and led RC Lens to their second draw this season as a box-to-box midfielder aspiring hope for European football – ideally the Europa Conference League next season.<\/p>\n Andre Zambo Anguissa (Napoli)<\/p>\n On a normal day, Anguissa was solid in midfield comparing his stats with the winning team (Empoli). He assisted, sighted several key passes, longs balls, and deep-dived into the defense rendering support. He had a great week although on the losing side (Napoli).<\/p>\n Forwards<\/strong><\/p>\n Karl Toko Ekambi (Cameroon)<\/p>\n Ekambi was so delighting and watchful this week, dominated the wings exclusively summoning a goal, and an assist at the request of teammate Houssem Aouar. The 29-year-old is an example of Africans having a powerful force – Cameroon to be precise.<\/p>\n Kalifa Coulibaly (Napoli)<\/p>\n Starred as the lone striker, the Malian ensured every shot attempt (2) was accounted for, bagged on a brace cementing the maiden table against a relegation battling side (Bordeaux).<\/p>\n Isaac Success (Nigeria)<\/p>\n In his ninth start in the Serie A, the 26-year-old produced a standout performance involved in Udinese goals scored this week (a goal and an assist) against Bologna along with the man of the match honor.<\/p>\n Content created and supplied by: HonEhEs (via Opera \n , . , . () , , , , , , , , . \/ , and\/or . , , and\/or , and\/or <\/span><\/p>\n
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