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LUIS SUAREZ (Barcelona) – 8.2
Luis Suarez, sidelined in Barcelona’s shock defeat to Alaves, highlighted his eagerness to return to action with an spectacular display against Leganes.
Suarez was instrumental in cutting apart Leganes defence, scoring Barcelona’s second and assisting Neymar and Messi for further goals.
The Uruguayan is currently joint La Liga top scorer with teammate Messi on five goals.
Luis Suarez first half by numbers vs Leganes:
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 17, 2016
4 take-ons
3 chances created
2 assists
1 goal
Scintillating display. pic.twitter.com/kARtCNjTnx
NICOLA SANSONE (Villarreal) 8.2
The former Sassuolo forward is slowly becoming a fan favourite with a number of devastating displays so far this season.
The 25-year-old continues his impressive form, scoring a brace against Real Sociedad.
Although Alexandre Pato squandered the opportunity to break the deadlock, Sansone was on hand to convert the opener after 22 minutes.
He doubled Villarreal’s advantage three minutes later with an audacious 60-year strike to make it three goals in four games.
What a goal from Sansone today 🔥🔥🔥 [video via @Matte_Moretto] pic.twitter.com/SVyeZAlmvZ
— ItalianFootballTV (@IFTV_Official) September 18, 2016
ARITZ ADURIZ (Athletic Bilbao) 8.1
The San Mames cult hero rolled back the years and proved at the age of 35 he is still one of the most potent finishers in La Liga.
The veteran striker scored twice as Athletic Bilbao beat Valencia 2-1.
He now joins Lionel Messi and Sergio Ramos, as players who have scored in 12 straight top flight Spanish seasons since 2005-06.
Insane from Aduriz pic.twitter.com/ilDLqQLGsw
— TortiousTroll (@TortiousTroll) September 18, 2016
ANTOINE GRIEZMANN (Atletico Madrid) 7.9
Consistently one of the best attackers in La Liga, Griezmann has an eye for space and providing key passes to unlock opposition defences.
Against Sporting Gijon, he looked his consistent best scoring two goals to earn Diego Simeone’s side another victory.
Pass of the season from Antoine Griezmann.. pic.twitter.com/TuZdVgM5Et
— Football Planet (@iFootballPlanet) September 18, 2016
LIONEL MESSI (Barcelona) 7.9
Arguably the finest footballer of all time, the Argentine lit up the Butarque, scoring once and teeing up Luis Suarez for Barcelona’s second.
The four-time Ballon d’Or winner decimated Leganes’ backline and proved a menacing threat throughout the game.
How about this for a confident penalty? #Messi's strike against Leganes.. https://t.co/EOMj7g2wnm
— Sport360° (@Sport360) September 17, 2016