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Alex Mottยท26 February 2024
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It is time to turn the spotlight on the standout stars from last weekend across European football.
In a 4-3-3 formation, here is our top XI from the action.
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GK: Marcin Bulka (Nice)
Nice maintained their place in Ligue 1's top four this weekend thanks to the heroics of goalkeeper Marcin Bulka.
The Polish shot-stopper saved an injury-time penalty against bottom club Clermont to earn his side a hard-fought 0-0 draw.
RB: Jules Koundรฉ (Barcelona)
Barcelona were at their brilliant best this weekend as the Blaugrana turned the screw against Getafe and beat the capital club 4-0.
One man who really impressed was right-back Koundรฉ with the France international providing a perfectly weighted pass for Raphina to open the scoring in the first half.
CB: Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool)
Van Dijk has enjoyed a stunning six years at Liverpool so far but this past weekend may well be his crowning glory.
The Netherlands international was a colossus at the back against wave after wave of Chelsea attacks in the EFL Cup final.ย And then when his side needed a goal most, Van Dijk headed in to send the red half of Merseyside into raptures.
CB: Felix Uduokhai (Augsburg)
A virtual ever-present in the Augsburg backline this season, Uduokhai's reputation has gone stratospheric with a series of cool and commanding performances at centre-back.
The 26-year-old added goalscoring to his repertoire this weekend however as scored the equaliser in his side's 2-1 win over Freiburg.
LB: Youssouf Sabaly (Real Betis)
Sabaly put in arguably his best performance of the season so far as Real Betis beat Athletic Club 3-1.
Switching from right to left-back, the 30-year-old was defensively solid and a constant attacking threat as the Basques were beaten on the Andalusian coast.
CM: Robert Andrich (Bayer Leverkusen)
Bayer Leverkusen kept up their habit of scoring late winners this weekend as Andrich's second half strike saw the league leaders beat Mainz 2-1.
It wasn't just the goal that impressed from Andrich though, with the 29-year-old covering every blade of grass and working in perfect tandem with Granit Xhaka.
CM: Mahdi Camara (Brest)
There wasn't a better performance from anyone anywhere this gameweek than that of Camara.
The 25-year-old midfielder was utterly sensational and bagged his first senior hat-trick in Brest's 3-0 win over Strasbourg.
CM: Santi Comesaรฑa (Villarreal)
One of the biggest surprises this weekend came at Real Sociedad as the Basque outfit lost at home to mid-table strugglers Villarreal.
Despite enjoying just 29% of the possession and having only four shots on goal, the Yellow Submarine came away with a 3-1 win in large part thanks to two brilliant goals from Comesaรฑa.
FW: Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
After a nightmare week, who other than Kane to get Bayern Munich back to winning ways?
The England international's second half double helped the Bavarian side secure a much-needed 2-1 win over RB Leipzig on Saturday.
FW: Lautaro Martรญnez (Inter)
There might not be a better player in Europe right now than Martรญnez.
The Inter striker is in the form of his life, scoring his 26th and 27th goals the season this weekend in their 4-0 win at Lecce.
FW: Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
This weekend Saka became the first Englishman since Ian Wright to score in five successive Premier League games for Arsenal.
Saka's left-foot finish saw the Gunners beat Newcastle 4-1 with the England international now bagging six in his last seven Premier League games.
