Ianis Hagi – Alaves
Ianis was an unused substitute as Alaves played out a goalless draw against Real Betis.
The La Liga outfit remain six points off the top half of the table as they host Mallorca this weekend.
Apps: 18
Goals: 2
Sam Lammers – FC Utrecht
Sam played the full 90 minutes as FC Utrecht maintained their winning run with a 1-0 victory away to FC Twente.
The forward has been in impressive form for the Eredivisie club since making the loan switch last month and continues to be an ever-present in the starting lineup.
His side will be keen to make it four wins on the spin as they host Heracles Almelo on Friday evening.
Apps: 6
Assists: 3
Goals: 1
Jose Cifuentes – Cruzeiro
The midfielder is still finding his feet since making the loan switch to Brazil as Cruzeiro returned to winning ways over the weekend in a 3-1 victory.
The Ecuadorian will be hopeful of making his debut in the coming weeks after joining the club on a season-long loan.
Adam Devine – Motherwell
Adam enjoyed back-to-back starts as Motherwell experienced a tumultuous week in Scottish Premiership action.
Indeed, the 20-year-old grabbed his first goal for the Steelmen in their frenetic 3-3 draw with Aberdeen at Pittodrie, before he continued in the side for the 2-0 defeat to Hearts on Saturday afternoon.
The Scotland Under-21 international has enjoyed a more advanced role on the right-hand side as he looks to make a sustained impact in the top-flight.
Apps: 3
Assists: 1
Arron Lyall – Airdrieonians
Arron was a second half substitute as Airdrieonians fell to a narrow defeat at the hands of Ayr United.
The midfielder has enjoyed valuable experience in senior football this campaign and was also given the nod from the off in his side’s Scottish Cup clash against Hearts earlier this month.
Apps: 4
Jay Hogarth – Dumbarton
Jay continued his run between the posts for the Sons as they enjoyed a mixed bag of results over the last week.
Stephen Farrell’s side firstly played out a goalless draw at home to Spartans last midweek, before they succumbed to a 2-0 defeat away to Clyde on Saturday afternoon.
The 20-year-old goalkeeper continues to be an ever-present for Dumbarton as he looks to build on his impressive loan spell at Alloa Athletic last season.
Apps: 7
Lewis Budinauckas – Stranraer
Lewis was on the wrong end of a narrow 2-1 defeat as Spartans ran out winners at Stair Park on Saturday afternoon.
The reverse brought the 21-year-old’s run of successive clean sheets to an end, although he will be keen to bounce back when he squares off against his Rangers teammate, Jay Hogarth, in this weekend’s clash against Dumbarton.
Apps: 19
Jacob Pazikas – Civil Service Strollers
Jacob was absent through injury as Civil Service Strollers earned a valuable point against Cumbernauld Colts in Lowland League action.
The 19-year-old goalkeeper is expected to make his return this weekend as his side host the University of Stirling.
Apps: 16
Kristian Webster – Cumbernauld Colts
Kristian started and played the full 90 minutes as Cumbernauld Colts played out a goalless draw with Civil Service Strollers.
The contest marked a third successive start – and 19th in total – for the 18-year-old, who was also on the scoresheet for Rangers B in the 2-0 triumph over Bolton Wanderers B last week.
Apps: 19
Megan Bell – Hearts
Megan was on the scoresheet for the first time in a Hearts jersey as she opened the scoring in their comfortable win over Montrose in the SWPL.
The Northern Ireland international opened the scoring to set the Jambos on their way to a 5-0 win as they made it back to back triumphs in league action.
The Edinburgh side make the trip to Dundee United after the international break with the midfielder targeting another start for Eva Olid’s side.
Apps: 3
Assists: 0
Goals: 1
Jenna Ferguson – Partick Thistle
Jenna was part of the Partick Thistle squad that played out a 1-1 draw with Hibs in the SWPL on Sunday afternoon.
The away side took the lead on the day through a Demi Falconer own goal but the Jags rescued a point through Rachel Donaldson six minutes from time as they stretched their unbeaten run to eight games.
The young defender will be hopeful of further minutes in the coming weeks when they resume their league campaign.
Apps: 16
Megan Cunningham – Partick Thistle
Megan was part of the Gers squad that played out a 1-1 draw in the Old Firm derby at Ibrox at the weekend.
The goalkeeper was recalled by her parent club on an emergency seven-day loan but will now return to Brian Graham’s side for the rest of the season.
Apps: 15
Kayla Jardine – Motherwell
Kayla featured from the start and played 83 minutes as Motherwell fell to a 3-0 defeat in the SWPL.
Paul Brownlie’s side were beaten by Glasgow City and will now head into the break with a trip to the capital to take on Spartans to come on March 3.
Apps: 13
Assists: 1
Goals: 3
Laura Berry – Motherwell
Laura made her first start for her new club having got on the scoresheet on her debut, featuring for the entirety of the contest in the defeat to last season’s champions.
The young forward will be targeting further minutes when the side resume league duties as she looks to gain valuable experience in the second half of the campaign.
Apps: 2
Goals: 1
Summer Laird – Spartans
Summer appeared from the start for the Edinburgh side as they played out a 1-1 draw with Hamilton on Sunday afternoon at ZLX Stadium.
The young defender featured for 61 minutes and gained valuable gametime as she targets further appearances in the coming matches with the Edinburgh side hosting Motherwell in their next outing.
Apps: 7
Mason Clark – Hamilton Academical
Mason featured for the entirety of the match as the two teams shared the spoils in the SWPL.
Chloe Muir’s goal looked set to give the Accies all three points but were denied by a stoppage time equaliser from Hannah Jordan as they had to settle for a point.
Bobby Watson’s side will look to extend their unbeaten run to three matches upon their return from the international break.
Apps: 14
Goals: 2
Rebecca Taylor – Hamilton Academical
Rebecca enjoyed an impressive outing with a player of the match performance in the league clash.
The midfielder provided an assist for the opening goal on the day and for the second match running and she will now be looking to continue her run in the side when they next take to the pitch in just under two weeks time.
Apps: 14
Assists: 3
Goals: 0
Lucy Inman – Queen’s Park
Lucy returned to Queen’s Park following her emergency recall and was part of the squad that ran out comfortable winners over St Johnstone in SWPL 2.
The goalkeeper will be targeting further minutes in the weeks to come with the Spiders next in action away to Kilmarnock on Sunday, March 3.
Apps: 3