Ianis Hagi – Alaves
Ianis appeared as a second half substitute as Alaves claimed a point in La Liga.
The Spanish side played out a 1-1 draw with Villarreal with the Romanian midfielder coming on for the final few minutes of the contest.
His team are next in action this Sunday evening as they make the trip to Seville to take on Real Betis looking to get back to winning ways in their league campaign.
Apps: 18
Goals: 2
Sam Lammers – FC Utrecht
Sam continued his impressive form since making the switch to the Eredivisie as FC Utrecht claimed a comfortable 4-0 win over Fortuna Sittard.
The striker was on hand to provide an assist and find the target for the first time for his new club as he rounded off the scoring on the day.
His team will be looking to build on their commanding result as they continue their league campaign this Sunday away at FC Twente.
Apps: 5
Assists: 3
Goals: 1
Jose Cifuentes – Cruzeiro
The midfielder wasn’t part of the Cruzeiro squad that picked up a 3-0 win over Patrocinense in Brazil’s Serie A.
The Ecuadorian will be hopeful of making his debut in the coming weeks after joining the club on a year-long loan.
Adam Devine – Motherwell
Adam earned his first minutes for his new club having appeared in their last two outings from the substitutes bench.
He was involved for the final 14 minutes in Motherwell’s emphatic 5-0 Premiership over Ross County in midweek before also coming on in their Scottish Cup defeat to Morton on Friday evening, providing the assist for the goal in a 2-1 loss.
His side are back in league action this Wednesday evening as they make the trip north to take on Aberdeen with the full-back hopeful of starts in the matches to come.
Apps: 2
Assists: 1
Arron Lyall – Airdrie
Arron made his first Airdrie start yesterday afternoon as they exited the Scottish Cup with a 4-1 home defeat to Premiership side Hearts.
The midfielder will be looking for valuable game time in the coming weeks as his side return to Championship action when they host Ayr United this Saturday afternoon.
Apps: 3
Goals: 0
Jay Hogarth – Dumbarton
Jay started his fifth match in succession as Dumbarton played out an entertaining 2-2 draw with Forfar in league action.
Stephen Farrell’s men currently reside in fourth place in League Two and are next in action tomorrow evening as they host Spartans with the goalkeeper targeting further minutes between the posts.
Apps: 5
Lewis Budinauckas – Stranraer
The shot stopper started and helped himself to a clean sheet as Stranraer returned to winning ways in League Two.
The goalkeeper played his part in a 2-0 home win over Clyde and will be hopeful of continuing his run in the side when they are next in action this weekend.
Apps: 18
Jacob Pazikas – Civil Service Strollers
Jacob was not in action over the weekend with Civil Service not on Lowland League duties.
They will return to the pitch this Saturday as they travel to take on Cumbernauld Colts as their league campaign gets back underway.
Apps: 16
Kristian Webster – Cumbernauld Colts
Kristian started once again as Cumbernauld Colts continued their recent good form with victory in the Lowland League over Bo’ness United.
His side ran out 2-1 winners in league action and the centre-back will hope to be involved again when they return to the pitch this Saturday as they target a sixth win in a row.
Apps: 18
Megan Bell – Hearts
Megan was restored to the Hearts starting lineup to make her second appearance having been unavailable to feature in their last two fixtures.
The Northern Ireland international played the entirety of the contest as the Jambos ran out convincing 4-0 winners over Aberdeen in the SWPL.
The midfielder will be targeting a second start in a row this weekend, when they host Montrose in league action.
Apps: 2
Jenna Ferguson – Partick Thistle
Jenna appeared as a second half substitute as Thistle enjoyed an impressive week of SWPL results.
The defender came off the bench for the final four minutes to help the Jags to a 1-0 win over Spartans in midweek.
The youngster was ineligible to feature against her parent club at the weekend and will hopeful of a return to the pitch this Sunday as they host Hibs at Petershill Park.
Apps: 16
Megan Cunningham – Partick Thistle
Megan was also part of the squad that sealed a win in the capital as they continued their form in the SWPL.
The keeper was unable to feature against her parent side yesterday afternoon and now has been recalled by the club on a seven-day emergency loan.
Apps: 15
Kayla Jardine – Motherwell
Kayla earned herself two further starts whilst out on loan over the last seven days, although her side fell to back to back SWPL defeats as they made their return to league action.
She did however grab her first assist for the club in yesterday’s 2-1 loss to Hamilton, but the away side were unable to mount a comeback.
The winger will hope to continue gaining valuable experience as her team host Glasgow City at K-Park this Sunday afternoon.
Apps: 12
Assists: 1
Goals: 3
Laura Berry – Motherwell
Laura appeared in a Motherwell jersey for the first time since making the temporary switch until the end of the season in yesterday’s clash against the Accies.
The striker made an immediate impact on the game as she found the back of the net to half the deficit on the day.
The youngster will be hopeful of a starting spot in the matches to come as Paul Brownlie’s side look to turn around their recent form.
Apps: 1
Goals: 1
Summer Laird – Spartans
Summer was a second half substitute in Spartans’ midweek outing as they fell to a 1-0 home defeat to Partick Thistle.
The Edinburgh side responded in impressive fashion however, running out 6-0 away winners over Dundee United yesterday afternoon with the young defender starting the match and helping the team to a clean sheet.
They are back in action this Sunday as they head to Hamilton where they will be targeting back to back wins.
Apps: 6
Mason Clark – Hamilton Academical
Mason started Hamilton’s midweek clash as they fell to a heavy defeat to last season’s champions Glasgow City.
They also responded well to their Wednesday loss as they picked up their second league win of the season yesterday afternoon, with the midfielder gaining more valuable minutes on the pitch and will look to keep adding to her appearances moving forward.
Apps: 13
Goals: 2
Rebecca Taylor – Hamilton Academical
Rebecca also started both those contests as she played an influential part in Hamilton’s win yesterday afternoon.
The midfielder provided an assist for the opening goal on the day as they picked up a valuable three points in the SWPL.
She will be hopeful of continuing her run in the side this Sunday as they host Spartans.
Apps: 13
Assists: 2
Goals: 0
Lucy Inman – Queen’s Park
Lucy returned to her parent club on an emergency seven-day loan where she featured in the matchday squads against both Hearts and Partick Thistle.
The young goalkeeper will now return to the Spiders to continue her loan spell until the end of the season with the club off the back of an emphatic 12-0 win at the weekend as they take on St Johnstone this Sunday in their next outing.
Apps: 3