#2 Hit: Jadon Sancho

One assist, key passes galore, mazy dribbling, audacious skills and should've been on the scoresheet too - this was just another evening in Jadon Sancho's flourishing campaign so far.
If you didn't know before, this display justified why Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain are said to be interested in the teenager. He plays fearlessly and loves touches on the ball, relishing opposition challenges and almost taking each one personally in a way.
Having teed up Sterling at the far post with a clever pass across the box, he should have scored himself after half-time. Looking to return the favour for Kane on another England counter-attack, his eventual effort was thwarted by Filip Novak's block near the goal-line.
There were many moments where he dazzled the crowd with his skills and composure, while others highlighted the fact he's still got plenty of progression left - picking the wrong option or holding onto the ball too long in certain situations. A game-high four key passes (84.8% pass accuracy), one interception and assist. For someone so young and determined to already be as good as he is, that's frightening.