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Note: While the FedEx Performance Zone is a form tracker taking into account domestic and European games, the Team of the Week is based purely on the UEFA Europa League matchday in question.

Goalkeeper

David Ospina (Arsenal)
Kept a clean sheet at Östersund – and had to save a penalty to do so. He made five other stops and helped prevent the Swedish side getting back into a game they lost 3-0.
Overall ranking 58 (+257)

Defenders

Stefan Lainer (Salzburg)
The full-back was a key figure in defence and attack in the 2-2 draw at Real Sociedad. He produced one assist and two further chances, but also contributed defensively with a vital goal-line stop, seven tackles and four clearances.
Overall ranking 40 (+100)

Lucas Hernández (Atlético)
Deployed at left-back by Diego Simeone in Filipe Luís's absence, Lucas revelled in the position in a 4-1 win at København, claiming one assist and creating three opportunities for team-mates.
Overall ranking 25 (+32)

Calum Chambers (Arsenal)
Chambers has excelled in the UEFA Europa League and enjoyed a strong game at Östersund, making four interceptions, three clearances and three tackles, as well as completing an impressive 92 passes.
Overall ranking 62 (+124)

Nacho Monreal (Arsenal)
The left-back scored his third goal in six matches in all competitions to set Arsenal on their way to victory; his attacking play was excellent, with 15 of his 47 completed passes coming in the attacking third.
Overall ranking 19 (+29)

Midfielders

André Schürrle (Dortmund)
The German opened the scoring in a 3-2 defeat of Atalanta amid an excellent creative performance. He compiled three dribbles and one through ball, and almost scored a second when he hit the woodwork.
Overall ranking 27 (+135)

Manuel Fernandes (Lokomotiv)
The Portuguese playmaker hit his second hat-trick of this UEFA Europa League campaign to help Loko recover from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at Nice. His previous treble was against Zlín on matchday two.
Overall ranking 9 (+224)

Bruno Fernandes (Sporting CP)
Made a 12,000km round trip to Astana worthwhile with a goal and an assist as Sporting overturned a 1-0 half-time deficit to triumph 3-1. Fernandes also carved out four chances, conjured five crosses and earned five corners.
Overall ranking 2 (+5)

Callum McGregor (Celtic)
McGregor popped up late to clinch a 1-0 victory over Zenit with a superb finish. The goal capped a tidy display in which he misplaced only two of his 34 attempted passes.
Overall ranking 108 (+368)

Forwards

Michy Batshuayi (Dortmund)
The on-loan Chelsea ace maintained his outstanding start with another two goals as Dortmund rallied to beat Atalanta 3-2. Batshuayi has scored five in his first three matches in Germany, or seven in his last four including his last game for Chelsea.
Overall ranking 33 (+203)

Timo Werner (Leipzig)
Werner netted twice as Leipzig posted a 3-1 win at Napoli. His work-rate was phenomenal and he kept running to the end, bagging a 93rd-minute goal to secure his team a two-goal lead to defend next week.
Overall ranking 10 (+28)