Serie A team of the week - Super Scot steals the show in headline act

The Serie A weekend belonged to one man once again, as last season's Player of the Year produced the goods for Napoli, just when they needed him. 

There were also notable performances up and down the league, but how many of them made the round's team of the week for Matchday 20?

Ash Rose has once again taken his picks...  

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Mike Maingan (Milan)

The season's outstanding goalkeeper put in another top-drawer performance to keep Milan in the game against Fiorentina as they once again salvaged a point. 

The Frenchman made six saves during the encounter, more than any other keeper over the weekend's fixtures. Where's that new contract, eh? 

Christian Kabasele (Udinese) 

A second goal of the season for the former Watford man, who quickly got Udinese back in the game against Pisa. 

The centre-back made his presence known throughout the game in both penalty boxes.
 

Mario Gila (Lazio) 

A commanding display at the back from Maurizio Sarri's men, who racked up another clean sheet as they bested Hellas Verona. 

Gila didn't give the home side an inch and was rewarded by his team snatching the victory. 

Pietro Comuzzo (Fiorentina) 

Fiorentina came so close to becoming the first team to beat Milan since matchday one, and it would have been Comuzzo who would have been the hero. 

The defender managed to keep the Rossoneri's attack at bay until the final minute, when it looked like his goal just after the hour mark was going to give his side all three points. 

Federico Dimarco (Inter) 

Another explosive performance from Dimarco, who's been one of Inter's standout performers in their title bid. 

He netted his fifth goal of the season to open the scoring in the weekend's big game, and was a constant outlet for Inter on the left flank - as he has been all season. 

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Scott McTominay (Napoli) 

A vintage performance from Napoli's big game player, who was once again the leader for the champions in their crucial 2-2 draw with leaders Inter. 

McTominay twice got the champions back in the game after falling behind, in what was a typical swashbuckling performance for the Scottish star. 

Adrian Bernabe (Parma) 

The former Manchester City midfielder was at his creative best as he helped Parma to down nine-man Lecce. 

It was Bernabe's assist for Mateo Pellegrino that secured the all-important winner for Carlos Cuesta's side. 

Matteo Tramoni (Pisa) 

The Frenchman put in a Player of the Match display for the Serie A strugglers as they earned a point on the road at Udinese. 

He opened the scoring for the visitors in what was an all-action performance from the midfielder. 

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Charles De Ketelaere (Atalanta) 

Atalanta's good form continued with a victory over Torino, with De Katelaere putting in an impressive performance at the New Balance Arena. 

The Belgian opened the scoring for Rafelle Palladino's side and was the biggest threat in the front three. 

Mathias Soule (Roma) 

Roma got back on track with a 2-0 win over Sassuolo, and Soule was at the heart of both goals. 

The Argentine set up Marcus Kone for the first, before putting the game to bed with the clincher, with both goals coming within three minutes of each other. 

Jesus Rodriguez (Como) 

Como stole a point in the dying embers against 10-man Bologna, and it was helped by the performance of Rodriguez. 

The forward always looked likest to be the man to break down Bolonga's resistance, and it was his assist that provided Martin Baturina with the late leveller. 

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