Ianis Hagi – Alaves
Ianis was an unused substitute as Alaves fell to a narrow 1-0 home defeat at the hands of Real Sociedad on Sunday.
The Romanian midfielder will be hopeful of further minutes when his side return to La Liga action with a trip to face Granada next up.
Apps: 19
Goals: 2
Sam Lammers – FC Utrecht
Sam was on the scoresheet for the third game in a row as FC Utrecht were on the losing side of a 4-2 thriller against Feyenoord.
The Dutchman continued his red-hot form infront of goal, rounding off a positive month of March as his loan side chase a European spot.
Apps: 11
Assists: 3
Goals: 4
Jose Cifuentes – Cruzeiro
Jose was a second half substitute as Cruzeiro played out a 2-2 draw with Atletico Mineiro in the first leg of the Campeonato Mineiro final.
The Ecuadorian and his teammates will be keen to produce a strong performance in the return leg this Sunday with silverware at stake.
Apps: 5
Adam Devine – Motherwell
Adam started and played 64 minutes as Motherwell earned a point at home to St. Mirren in a 1-1 draw.
The Steelmen are back in action this weekend as they make the trip to Dens Park to face Dundee.
Apps: 7
Goals: 1
Assists: 1
Arron Lyall – Airdrieonians
Arron played the full 90 minutes as Airdrieonians tasted defeat against Ayr United away from home on Friday evening.
Indeed, it was a second successive 90-minute showing from the midfielder in the Scottish Championship as he continues to gain vital experience of senior football in the Diamonds’ promotion push.
Apps: 10
Assists: 1
Goals: 1
Jay Hogarth – Dumbarton
Jay recorded a second successive clean sheet as Dumbarton played out a goalless draw against Stenhousemuir on Saturday afternoon.
It was a fifth clean sheet of the campaign for the 20-year-old after making the switch to the League Two side on loan midway through the season.
Apps: 14
James Graham – Dumbarton
James was an unused substitute for the Sons in the stalemate.
However, the 19-year-old will be keen to mark his return to the side as Dumbarton make the trip to face Forfar this Saturday afternoon.
Apps: 5
Goals: 1
Lewis Budinauckas – Stranraer
Lewis continued his run of starts for Stranraer as they were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Bonnyrigg Rose on Saturday afternoon.
The 21-year-old goalkeeper has been a mainstay in the side for the League Two outfit this term and he will be keen to end the campaign on a high.
Apps: 27
Jacob Pazikas – Civil Service Strollers
Jacob and Civil Service Strollers returned to winning ways in the Lowland League with a 1-0 triumph over Albion Rovers.
It was a priceless three points for the Edinburgh side, with the 19-year-old goalkeeper impressing between the posts as he recorded a shutout.
Apps: 19
Kristian Webster – Cumbernauld Colts
Kristian started and played the full 90 minutes as Cumbernauld Colts exited the South Challenge Cup at the last four stage.
The Lanarkshire side suffered a 3-1 defeat to Kirkintilloch Rob Roy, with the Lowland League side back in action this evening against Celtic B.
Apps: 26
Megan Bell – Hearts
Megan was introduced as a second half substitute as Hearts picked an impressive 3-0 away win over Partick Thistle on their return to league action.
The midfielder provided an assist for the final goal of the afternoon and she’ll be hopeful of being involved in the Jambos’ next fixture following the international break when they host Hibs in the Edinburgh derby.
Apps: 5
Assists: 1
Goals: 1
Jenna Ferguson – Partick Thistle
Jenna was back in the starting lineup after she was unavailable to feature against her parent club in their Sky Sports Cup final as she featured for the entirety of the home defeat.
The youngster is closing in on 20 appearances for the Jags since making the temporary switch this summer and she look for yet another start when they are next in action on April 14.
Apps: 19
Megan Cunningham – Partick Thistle
The goalkeeper was also restored to the side after being ineligible for the showdown at Tynecastle last weekend.
She has made several starts between the posts this campaign and will look to do so again as Brian Graham’s side look to bounce back after the break.
Apps: 18
Kayla Jardine – Motherwell
Kayla was part of the Motherwell squad that continued their good run of form with a 3-0 victory over Aberdeen at K-Park on Sunday afternoon.
The winger featured for the final 24 minutes of the contest as Paul Brownlie’s side made it three wins in a row.
Apps: 16
Assists: 5
Goals: 3
Laura Berry – Motherwell
Laura made an impressive return to action as she found the back of the net on two occasions in the win.
Brought back into the starting lineup following her international commitments the young forward continued her good start since joining the fellow SWPL side in January. They are back in action on April 14, taking on Dundee United.
Apps: 4
Goals: 3
Summer Laird – Spartans
Summer gained minutes as a late substitute as Spartans claimed a 4-2 away win over Dundee United in league action.
The Edinburgh side will host Montrose in their next outing with the young centre-back hopeful of further game time in the coming weeks.
Apps: 9
Mason Clark – Hamilton Academical
Mason started and played the entirety of the match as the Accies fell to a 2-1 away defeat to Montrose in the SWPL on Sunday.
The youngster will join up with her country at Under-19 level in the upcoming break before her club makes the trip to take on Aberdeen upon their return.
Apps: 17
Goals: 2
Rebecca Taylor – Hamilton Academical
The midfielder was not involved in the defeat as she continues to make her recovery from injury.
She will be hopeful of being involved in the coming weeks when the domestic action resumes following the international break as the Accies aim to try maintain their top flight status this season.
Apps: 15
Assists: 3
Goals: 0
Lucy Inman – Queen’s Park
Lucy was an unused substitute as Queen’s Park claimed a 2-0 win over Gartcairn in SWPL 2 over the weekend.
The Spiders currently sit top of the standings in Scotland’s second tier and are next in action on April 14 when face Stirling University.
Apps: 3