Dominik Szoboszlai's free-kick against Marseille cemented his status as Liverpool's main man, even with Mohamed Salah back in the lineup. The Hungarian midfielder displayed remarkable confidence, taking the set-piece ahead of Salah and delivering a clever strike. His fourth Champions League goal this season highlights a shift in the team's attacking hierarchy.

Szoboszlai's impact extends beyond that goal. He's now the first Liverpool player since Trent Alexander-Arnold to score multiple free-kicks in a single season. His performance against Marseille, following a tough week, demonstrates his growing importance. With four goals and three assists in seven European games, he's become the talisman for this Liverpool side.

Meanwhile, Moises Caicedo delivered another all-round masterclass for Chelsea in their win over Pafos. He scored the decisive header and was involved in numerous attacks. For Newcastle, a crucial victory over PSV was overshadowed by Bruno Guimaraes' ankle injury, a major concern ahead of their upcoming fixtures against top opponents.