5. HEAVENLY GOAL FROM JESUS
Gabriel Jesus was in excellent form this week as he scored a hat-trick for Manchester City in the Champions League against Dinamo Zagreb. His second was the best of the three as it involved some lovely interplay from the visitors in the build-up. Benjamin Mendy collects the ball down the right before playing inside to Jesus, who then exchanges a one-two with Phil Foden which allows him to burst into the box, cut inside past the defender, before curling a strike into the bottom corner.
The youngest Brazilian to go past Champions League goals...
— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) December 11, 2019
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Gabriel Jesus bagged a historic hat-trick for Man City in Zagreb pic.twitter.com/0CrJn7xl6P
4. OUTSTANDING OLMO
Even though Man City would go on to win the game 4-1 against Dinamo, the hosts actually took the lead through a belter from Dani Olmo. The young Spaniard, who is one of Europe's hottest properties at the moment, allows the ball to come over his head from a free-kick before catching a cracking volley into the top right corner from inside the box which proves too hot to handle for Claudio Bravo.
@Atletico_MD Sold Lemar. We need Dani Olmo . Very good striker. See goal vs man city pic.twitter.com/9pxlXeb0S1
— tofan (@tofan91207094) December 13, 2019
3.BRIGHT LIGHTS UP ST. ANDREW'S
QPR were relatively comfortable the whole game against Birmingham City this week and took the lead just before the end of the first half. Bright Osayi-Samuel would score the goal to take it beyond them after embarking on a swashbuckling run down the left wing, showing power, pace, and close control to evade opposition tackles before making his way into the box to smash a finish into the top left corner.
WHAT. A. GOAL.@Bright_097
— QPR FC (@QPR) December 11, 2019
(0-2) #BIRQPR pic.twitter.com/gejKDyJj3x
2. MO SALAH, RUNNING (ALL THE WAY) DOWN THE WING
Liverpool, eventually, comfortably defeated RB Salzburg during the week with Mohamed Salah scoring the second goal of the game on 58 minutes to make it 2-0. After a shocking bit of defending from the centre-back, the Egyptian pounces on the loose ball to run through on goal down the right channel before rounding the goalkeeper to score from a very, very tight angle with his right foot. Not many players in the world would display that kind of composure, but Mo has it in abundance.
That Salah goal...
— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) December 11, 2019
From. Every. Single. Angle.
Enjoy... pic.twitter.com/wiVt3Z1YIR
1. HOUSSEM AOUPHWOAR
Against RB Leipzig, Lyon were desperate for some inspiration whilst 2-0 down, knowing they had to get something from the game in order to progress to the last-16. They got in in the form of Houssem Aouar, who collects the ball down the left-hand side before cutting inside on his right foot to curl an absolute beauty of a strike high into the top right corner, with the goalkeeper left stranded on his line. With the no backlift combined with the fact the ball looked like it was going wide until the last minute, this is just so satisfying to watch.
That is a beeeeeauuuuuty from Houssem Aouar
— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) December 10, 2019
Pure Champions League artistry from the Lyon youngster pic.twitter.com/Lkww2yoZ9O
Houssem Aouar 
Mohamed Salah 
Bright Osayi-Samuel 
Gabriel Jesus 
Dani Olmo 
