#eintracht-frankfurt

#eintracht-frankfurt

Strikers are always more shiny,

Starting with the hosts, while Eintracht Frankfurt might have signed off September with a remarkable 6-4 victory away at Borussia Monchengladbach, it appears that might have been just a minor boost for the Eagles. Suffering late heartbreak against Freiburg over the weekend as they marked their return from October's international break with a 2-2 stalemate on the road, Dino Toppmoller's camp have drastically failed to find any kind of stability since opening up the new campaign.

Against Frankfurt, Luis Diaz had, by far, his best game to date since joining Bayern Munich. The 28-year-old Colombian was involved in all three goals. In between completing a brace, he also provided the assist to Harry Kane for the second goal. In the attacking phases of the game Lucho scored with two of his three attempts on goal and created three chances in total.

With another week of football passing by, we have a whole new set of new performances to set the standard around Europe for who the top players around are. Let's look at who's on top of the world this week. For the unfamiliar, the nature of this list is as follows:- The intrinsic feature of 'power rankings' is to have a recency bias, showcasing who's trending upwards rather than just averaging out the entire season so far.

Liverpool are preparing to bid for Hugo Ekitike, valuing him higher than a rejected 70m offer from Newcastle, as Ekitike prefers joining the Premier League champions.

Since joining Bayern Munich, Daniel Peretz has had limited game time, making five starts and seven appearances this season, with his biggest moment being during the DFB-Pokal match.