The 11 winners from the international break

Alisson

Two clean sheets and some impressive play in the air, confirming his status as one of the best between the sticks.

Achraf

Despite playing on his unfavoured side, Achraf was impressive against Uzbekistan, playing his best game for Morocco.

Pique

A controversial figure in Spain, Pique went off to a standing ovation rather than boos against Argentina, suggesting his fight with the fans might be coming to an end.

Miranda

Not only did he help Brazil as they didn't concede once, he also bagged a goal himself against the World Cup hosts.

Marcelo

Another who heads to the World Cup in form. He was a constant threat down the left hand side.

Willian

Playing on the right, he is in the form of his life right now. Whereas he scores with Chelsea, he assists with Brasil - like he did for Gabriel Jesus to give them the win over Germany.

Isco

The man of the hour. His hat-rick was a surprise given the type of player he is, but his role as a leader is becoming key for Spain.

De Bruyne

Belgium are a very dangerous team and in the midfielder they have a player who can create something any time he touches the ball.

Farfan

Peru cruised past Iceland thanks to a tremendous performance from Farfan and Andre Carillo. He put the icing on the cake with a goal.

Iago Aspas

He couldn't have done more in less time: he played a part in the last four of Spain's goals against Argentina to give Lopetegui some real food for thought.

Gabriel Jesus

It was a test of the highest level in Berlin and Jesus passed with flying colours. He decided the game, after a dynamic performance against Russia. Maybe Neymar's absence won't be so bad.