Chelsea, Shakhtar and Bayern Munich dominate the team after huge wins.
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Here’s the best XI players from Tuesday’s goal-crazy Champions League round…
GK) Fabiano (Porto)
The Porto keeper made some great saves to keep his side in the game at 1-1.
DR) Danilo (Porto)
The full-back continues to look like the real deal. Porto won’t be able to hold on to him much longer at this rate.
DC) Benedict Howedes (Schalke)
His side conceded twice but the centre-back scored a goal and was a rock in a tense final few minutes.
DC) Ivan Rakitskyi (Shakhtar)
His side’s huge performance was built on a steady show at the back.
LB) Filipe Luis (Chelsea)
The left-back finally got another start for Chelsea and grabbed it with both hands, torturing Maribor’s right back for 90 minutes.
CM) Taras Stepanenko (Shakhtar)
BATE couldn’t get out of their own half as attack after attack was snuffed out by Stepanenko’s immaculate positioning.
CM) Xabi Alonso (Bayern Munich)
Alonso is the man who Bayern have been missing, turning possession and passing into attacking threat.
AML) Eden Hazard (Chelsea)
Was pulling out all the tricks from 20 minutes in. Scored a fabulous late goal, taking the ball out of the air and switching it from foot to foot before smashing home.
AMR) Arjen Robben (Bayern Munich)
A ruthless performance from the Dutchman, who finally had his revenge on Ashley Cole, eviscerating the former Chelsea full-back as Bayern romped to a huge win.
AMC) Andres Iniesta (Barcelona)
Playing a little deeper than usual, the Barcelona midfielder set the Catalans on their way with a superbly weighted pass to Messi early on; then controlled the game with ease.
ST) Luiz Adriano (Shakhtar)
Scored five goals in the destruction of BATE Borisov, and could have had a couple more.