Malo Gusto leads French abroad weekend XI as Michaël Cuisance and Armand Laurienté impress | OneFootball

According to L'Équipe, Malo Gusto, Michaël Cuisance and Armand Laurienté headline the French abroad weekend XI after decisive displays for Chelsea, Hertha Berlin and Sassuolo.

Thomas Didillon-Hödl impressed despite Willem II losing 1-0 to Cambuur, making four saves before Ichem Ferrah struck in the 90th minute.

Gusto shone in Chelsea's 2-0 win over Everton, assisting Cole Palmer on 21 and scoring on 45 from Pedro Neto's cross. Mukiele created Sunderland's 1-0 winner on 46 as his cross was turned in by Nick Woltemade.

Three days after a Europa League red against Lille, Tanguy Zoukrou steadied Young Boys, starting against Lucerne and completing 68 of 72 passes in a 2-0 win.

Antoine Bernede set up Gift Orban as Hellas Verona beat Fiorentina 2-1 and hit the bar. Batista Mendy starred in Sevilla's 4-0 win over Oviedo, scoring on 51.

Cuisance delivered two assists in three minutes in Hertha's 3-3 draw with Greuther Fürth on his ninth straight start, completing 96% of passes.

Laurienté came on at 59 for Sassuolo at Milan and equalised with a low right-foot curler, later hitting the post on 88 after Fikayo Tomori blocked him on 87.

Hugo Ekitike scored after 47 seconds and added a header as Liverpool beat Brighton 2-0, later saying he had aimed for a hat-trick. Jérémy Le Douaron sealed Palermo's 1-0 win at Sampdoria with a solo run and low right-foot finish, his second in succession.

Source: L'Équipe