João Cancelo (Al Hilal SFC — Defender — 7m): 16 points 

Adil Boulbina (Al Duhail SC — Forward — 8m): 15 points 

Dušan Tadić (Al Wahda FC — Forward — 9m): 13 points 

Keiya Sento (Machida Zelvia FC — Midfielder — 5.5m): 13 points 

Jesse Lingard (FC Seoul — Forward — 7m): 12 points 

Tetsushi Yamakawa (Vissel Kobe — Defender — 6m): 11 points 

Marcos Leonardo (Al Hilal SFC — Forward — 9m): 10 points 

Luis Alberto (Al Duhail SC — Forward — 7m): 10 points 

Karim Benzema (Al Ittihad Club — Forward — 10.5m): 10 points 

Guilherme Bala (Shabab Al Ahli — Forward — 8m): 10 points 

Cancelo's 16 was the full-house: attacking return, clean sheet, and bonus for the out-of-box rocket — top class in a 4–0 against Al Shorta. Value? At 7m, he's having a captaincy conversation all by himself. 

Over in Doha, the 22-year-old Boulbina lit up a six-goal epic, while the Serbian conductor in maroon turned a deficit into a statement — both essentially one-man game-changers. 

In the East, a former England international reminded everyone of his end product with a goal and assist in Shanghai; Machida's midfield metronome and Vissel's set-piece specialist rewarded the 0.5 — 1.5% who backed them — differentials that mattered. 

Al Shorta v Al Ahli Saudi FC 

Al Ittihad Club v PFC Nasaf 

Johor Darul Ta'zim v Shanghai Port FC 

Sanfrecce Hiroshima v Shanghai Shenhua FC 

What do those fixtures have in general?  
These four ties are fantasy goldmines. Two West heavyweights chasing statements, two East clubs scrapping for momentum and points — perfect for targeted punts. 

Reigning champions Al Ahli would love to bounce back after their first defeat, while Al Ittihad desperately need a win to keep their qualifying hopes alive.  

The case is no different for Sanfrecce Hiroshima and Johor Darul Ta'zim, who are struggling mid-table on the East side.  

Riyad Mahrez (10.5m), Benzema (10.5m), Steven Bergwijn (9.5m), Sota Nakamura (7.5M) and Mutsuki Kato (7m), well, the list goes on. Make sure you pick the right one and the right price.