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3. Two-faced Jadon Sancho
Had anyone only watched the first half of this game, they would've written off Sancho as a hack and a flop. The English winger couldn't get involved in the game at all, when he did, he would lose the ball or quickly play a safe pass. There was none of the usual taking on players and leaving them on the floor.
A different Jadon Sancho walked on to the pitch in the second half. The wonderkid received the ball and turned to take on opponents, play one-twos, weave intricate webs of passes around defenders to play his team-mates in, and plently of running into space.
He scored the equaliser to start the comeback and set-up Paco Alcacer's goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time in the second half to cap it all. It wasn't his best performance, but he still registered a goal and an assist. If he finishes the season as he has started it, he could be a big contender for Player of the Season.
