The Champions League Quarterfinals Team of the Week
Donnarumma’s heroics between the posts were crucial for PSG, with five vital saves and commanding communication that kept his side ahead, including a world-class fingertip stop.
A constant threat on the left, Mendes contributed both defensively and offensively, helping PSG withstand Aston Villa’s pressure.
Kiwior anchored Arsenal’s defense, playing a key role in shutting down Real Madrid’s attack and ensuring the Gunners’ progression.
Konsa’s 15 ball recoveries and a decisive goal in the second leg against PSG highlighted his all-action display on both ends of the pitch.
Pavard’s first goal for Inter came at the perfect moment against Bayern, and his defensive solidity, including seven clearances, was vital.
The Scottish engine scored a spectacular long-range goal and provided an assist, sparking Villa’s comeback attempt versus PSG.
Rice was a true leader, scoring twice in the first leg and dominating the midfield battle in Madrid, earning Player of the Match honors.
Groß’s creativity and work rate kept Dortmund competitive, especially in their thrilling second-leg win over Barcelona.
Olise’s technical skill and attacking threat were among the few bright spots for Bayern in a tough tie.
Guirassy’s clinical finishing, including a hat-trick in the second leg, took his Champions League tally to 13 goals in 14 matches—an outstanding debut campaign.
Inter’s captain led by example, scoring a crucial equalizer and impressing with his movement, link-up play, and relentless work ethic.
Six different clubs are represented in this all-star lineup, underlining the depth and quality across Europe’s top teams. From Donnarumma’s saves to Guirassy’s goals, these players defined the quarterfinals with their decisive contributions and big-game mentality.
As the Champions League heads into the semifinals, fans can expect even more fireworks from these stars and their teams.