5. SINISTERRA THE SAVIOUR
With Alfredo Morelos turning the game on its head to put Rangers 2-1 up away at Feyenoord, the home side needed inspiration, and they got it from 20-year-old Luis Sinisterra. Initially, the Colombian darts in behind the opposition defence with pace before cutting inside on his right foot, allowing Filip Helander and Connor Goldson to get back into position slightly. However, thereafter he bamboozles the Rangers pair with some nifty footwork before sending a cheeky dink over the oncoming keeper.
Sat him down, dinked the keeper... pic.twitter.com/cAMBbd6ubo
— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) November 28, 2019
4. BEND IT LIKE BENDER
Okay, so, we are taking some creative license with that headline as there wasn't much bend in Sven Bender's terrific finish against Lokomotiv Moscow, but it was still a hell of a goal. The ball breaks outside the box to Charles Aranguiz, who lifts a beautiful pass over the top of the Lokomotiv defence for Bender, who keeps his eye on the ball all the way to flash a left-footed volley past the goalkeeper, who has no time to respond due to the pace on the strike.
Lovely finish that from Sven Bender. Not looking like Loko will see Europa League football in the new year. pic.twitter.com/BQsmiPBKee
— Liam Tyler (@tyler_lj) November 26, 2019
3. STOP IT, ALEJANDRO!
If this piece of skill was done by most, you would question whether or not it was meant. With Papu Gomez - you know it was. The Atalanta captain drifts in from the right channel and leaves poor Luka Ivanueec for dead with a gloriously cheeky nutmeg before drilling an emphatic finish across the box into the bottom left corner.
RT ChampionsLeague "Quick feet and bang!
— Arya Adi Bramasta (@aryabrmst) November 27, 2019
Well played, Papu Gómez! #UCL | Mastercard pic.twitter.com/63W4ApwkAg"
2. LUKAKU AND LAUTARO IN TANDEM
Romelu Lukaku and Lautaro Martinez are forming one of the most devastating striking partnerships in Europe, and continued to impress as they scored all three goals between them as Inter defeated Slavia Prague. For Martinez's second, Lukaku finds himself wide on the right wing where he picks out a stunning cross into the box with the outside of his left foot, while the finish from the Argentine is just as good - a first time volley into the corner.
#UCL | @Mastercard pic.twitter.com/y8IFytLQWA
— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) November 27, 2019
1. DYBALA SETS, AND NEARLY BREAKS, THE BAR
It is the sheer audacity of attempting this strike, from this angle, which is why Paulo Dybala clinches the honour for best goal of the week. From barely two yards inside the pitch near the line, he steps up to fire a ferocious, dipping free-kick in off the cross from the right-hand side. Just by reading the description, you could be forgiven for thinking the goalkeeper should have done better. Watch the clip, ad you'll see Jan Oblak, one of the best stoppers in the world, had no chance.
This angle of Paulo Dybala's unreal free-kick against Jan Oblak is orgasmic. What an absolutely ridiculous hit, so beautiful to watch. pic.twitter.com/3ZQaZh7kxk
— SPORTS (@HAKIM45362654) November 28, 2019
Papu Gómez 
Lautaro Martínez 
Sven Bender 
Paulo Dybala 
