We rate the five best players from round four of the A-League.
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Awer Mabil (Adelaide United)
His end product needs work, but he terrorised both Jonatan Germano and Ben Garuccio his his direct running and trickery.
You can see why Ajax is interested.
Milos Dimitrijevic (Sydney FC)
The Serbian features yet again after another excellent performance in the Sky Blues’ midfield.
Dimitrijevic was involved in both of Sydney’s goals and was involved in every positive passage of play.
Terry Antonis (Sydney FC)
Antonis sent Sydney on their way to a 2-0 win over the Mariners after he opened the scoring with a superb 25-yard strike.
The youngster has been awarded for his excellent start to the season with a Socceroos call up for an upcoming friendly against Japan.
Gui Finkler (Melbourne Victory)
The Brazilian was yet again influential for the Victory as they saw off the Phoenix 2-0 at AAMI Park.
His free kick goal was somewhat fortunate, but sometimes you just have to ask the question.
Jamie Maclaren (Perth Glory)
The Perth youngster won the game for the Glory off the bench, scoring two late second half goals to earn Glory the three points.
Andy Keogh is still undoubtedly Perth’s number one man up front, but Maclaren adds quality depth to Kenny Lowe’s side.