RUSSIA: Tagir Gadzhiev
His side may be languishing at the bottom of Pool A but clearly no one has told the Russian openside that. Never taking a backwards step, Gadzhiev has been imperious.null
SCOTLAND: Stuart Hogg
Having failed to turn up against Ireland, Scotland arrived at the World Cup with an emphatic win over Samoa. A threat all match with his running and kicking, it was Hogg’s 40-metre drop goal that best demonstrated his world-class ability.
Stuart Hogg with a MONSTER drop goal! 😮
— Rugby on BT Sport (@btsportrugby) September 30, 2019
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WALES: Gareth Davies
Man of the match for Wales against Australia thanks to a brilliant intercept-try that proved the matchwinner and his general, sniping, speedy play. Has emerged as one of the world’s best No 9s over the last year to ensure the loss of Rhys Webb has barely been felt.
AUSTRALIA: Samu Kerevi
The Wallaby has been in fine form and was a constant source of go-forward his side. Has barely put a foot wrong.
FIJI: Semi Radradra
It has been a World Cup to forget for Fiji but, as ever, there have been flashes of brilliance. Radradra was at the centre of most of those against Georgia on Thursday as he set up three tries before helping himself to two.
