Ilicic was outrageously good in Atalanta's 7-0 destruction of Torino, scoring three goals and generally just being outstanding throughout.
His first and third goals were, fairly, routine, with him opening the scoring with a close range finish at the back post and then curling a strike into the left corner from inside the box.
The second, however, was out of this world. Spotting the Torino goalkeeper off his line, he takes a quick free kick to float a perfect, lofted strike up and over the hapless stopper into the empty net...from near enough the halfway line!
As if any other parts of the performance required assessment, he was excellent in other areas, too, completing 37/43 attempted passes and winning 6/13 duels.
Throw in 10 ball recoveries, too, for good measure, in what was an all round dominating, impressive outing from Ilicic.
Fiorentina may have been at home against a team struggling at the bottom of the table, but actually surrendered the majority of possession to Genoa and more shots on target before drawing 0-0.
Luckily for the hosts, though, they had Dragowski in goal to keep their opponents at bay with no less than seven saves.
The most impressive save came with just 15 minutes on the clock when he stood tall between the posts to deny Domenico Criscito from the penalty spot.
He made 11 ball recoveries, and misplaced just two passes, too.
Milan made it three Serie A wins in a row after defeating Brescia 1-0 away, but still had to contend with the league's worse side pummeling their goal with 18 shots, seven of which were on target.
Donnarumma proved to be a formidable barrier in goal, though, and saved every single one of those attempts. The best stop came relatively early on as he stooped to his right to beat away Florian Aye's header towards the bottom corner.
To take the pressure off his defence, he also made six ball recoveries.
Verona moved up to ninth in Serie A after impressively dispatching of Lecce with a 3-0 home victory.
Pawel Dawidowicz was dominant in both boxes, and opened the scoring at the attacking end with a towering, glancing header into the right corner from a corner kick.
Within his usual defensive duties, he won the majority of his duels, 100% of his tackles, and 100% of his aerial duels, and also made nine ball recoveries, one interception, and two clearances.
His passing was impressive, too, as he completed 77/84 balls to team-mates.
Alejandro Gomez may not have got his name on the scoresheet in Atalanta's huge win over Torino, but was still outstanding, setting up two for his team-mates.
His first came for the player of the match, Ilicic, as he slid a pass into the box for the Slovenian to turn and finish. Then, to help make it 7-0, he sped down the left wing at typical, rapid pace before cutting in on his right foot to feed a pass down the channel for Luis Muriel to score.
He sent 10 crosses into the box and 26 passes into the final third, while having four unsuccessful shots on goal himself.
HONOURABLE MENTION
Criscito (8) may have missed a penalty for Genoa, but was still their best player, winning 6/9 duels, and the majority of his tackles. He also completed 72/78 passes and enjoyed 100 touches.
ROUND TO FORGET
Not a big surprise to see two Torino names in here. Salvatore Sirigu (4.7) conceded seven goals, while Armando Izzo (4.8) just a head of him lost the majority of his duels, didn't attempt a single tackle, and eventually got sent off.
