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1) THEO WALCOTT (Arsenal) – 8.4
The Gunners forward scored twice as the north London club eased past Basel 2-0 in their Champions League group stage match.
Walcott opened the scoring after just six minutes, expertly heading in from Alexis Sanchez’s clever pull-back.
And the two linked up again in the first-half, less than 20 minutes later.
The England striker finished off a free-flowing Arsenal move involving Alexis again to put the Swiss side well out of sight.
2) MAREK HAMSIK (Napoli) – 8.3
The midfield general was in top class form as his Napoli team comfortably saw off the challenge of Benfica in a 4-2 Group B win.
Hamsik, who skippers Partenopei, opened the scoring after meeting Faouzi Ghoulam’s pinpoint corner – in a victory which helped to extend his Napoli’s unbeaten run to 11 games in all competitions.
The Slovakia star was a powerhouse throughout as Napoli once again showed why they should be taken seriously in the competition.
3) THOMAS DELANEY (Copenhagen) – 8.2
The midfield captain scored an early contender for Champions League goal of the season as the Danish side thrashed Club Brugge 4-0.
Delaney, 25, rifled in a piledriver from range in an impressive Group G victory.
Watch the stunning strike below:
4) ALEXIS SANCHEZ (Arsenal) – 7.6
The Gunners star needs little introduction.
He may not have got on the scoresheet on Wednesday night but he had a direct hand in both of Walcott’s goals for Arsenal.
The good news for Arsenal fans is Sanchez is in top form and that sends a strong message to the Reds’ rivals.
5) EDINSON CAVANI (Paris Saint-Germain) – 7.6
The Uruguayan hitman scored twice to spare the French giants’ blushes as they eventually ran out 3-1 winners over Ludogorets after going behind early on.
Cavani, 29, was the star of the show for Unai Emery’s men – helping them to a crucial victory in what has been a tough start to the season.