As we approach the climax of the football season, the competition in top leagues escalates, and this past weekend, several players delivered standout performances.
Utilising our in-house player ratings, here is our latest Team of the Week:

Goalkeeper
Thomas Dahne (Holstein Kiel), 8.5
Holstein Kiel boosted their chances of staying in the Bundesliga with a 3-1 win at Augsburg, largely thanks to goalkeeper Dahne.
The 31-year-old made crucial saves, thwarting nine attempts from the hosts, including seven from close range, earning him the highest rating among goalkeepers this weekend.
Defence
Michael Kayode (Brentford), 8.5
Brentford loanee Kayode has made a significant impact in recent weeks, proving his worth against Manchester United.
The Fiorentina full-back contributed with an assist for his side’s fourth goal in their thrilling 4-3 victory while also performing admirably defensively.

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Murillo (Nottingham Forest), 8.5
Nottingham Forest’s quest for Champions League qualification hit another snag as they drew against Crystal Palace, yet Murillo saved the day.
The centre-back scored the equaliser by turning in a shot from Neco Williams and also made 11 crucial clearances.
Nouhou (Seattle Sounders), 8.8
Meanwhile, in the MLS, Nouhou showcased his attacking prowess from left-back during the Seattle Sounders’ emphatic 4-1 win over St Louis.
His pinpoint cross assisted his side’s third goal and he capped off his performance by scoring with a powerful strike in stoppage time.
Midfield
Anis Hadj Moussa (Feyenoord), 9.5
Under the guidance of Robin van Persie, Feyenoord have found their form, winning their last seven matches and netting 24 goals, thanks in large part to Hadj Moussa.
He scored the first two goals in Feyenoord’s 4-1 triumph over Heracles, bringing his season total to 11 goals from just six matches.
Hwang In-Beom (Feyenoord), 8.9
Joining Hadj Moussa in our Team of the Week is fellow Feyenoord player Hwang, who stood out as our highest-rated central midfielder across major leagues this weekend.
The South Korean found the net from the edge of the box to make it 3-1, while also creating several opportunities for his teammates during his time on the pitch.

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Stije Resink (Groningen), 8.8
Resink netted a brace as Groningen thrashed Waalwijk 6-1, moving them into contention for European playoff spots.
His first goal came from a corner, while the second was a stunning strike from just outside the area.
Hirving Lozano (San Diego), 9.6
San Diego ended a four-match winless streak by smashing five past FC Dallas, with Lozano playing a pivotal role in the match.
He opened the scoring from the penalty spot, made it 2-0 with an impressive solo run, and set up the third goal with a superb through ball.
Attack
Charles De Ketelaere (Atalanta), 9.3
The highest-rated Serie A player from this weekend was De Ketelaere, who scored twice in Atalanta’s match against Monza, reaching a total of 13 goals this season.
The first was a beautiful goal, where he controlled the ball outside the box, navigated past a defender, and slotted it home.

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Alexander Bernhardsson (Holstein Kiel), 9.3
Bernhardsson has been in phenomenal form lately, scoring twice this weekend and contributing to six goals in his last five appearances.
His first goal was an impressive lob from a difficult angle, showcasing his clinical finishing.
Ivan Perisic (PSV), 9.3
At 36, Perisic continues to defy age, netting his first hat-trick since 2017 during PSV’s 4-1 win against Fortuna Sittard.
All three goals were straightforward, but his positioning and anticipation were spot on, bringing his total this season to 11 goals.

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