African players were all over the scoresheet during midweek action in European football with players like Morocco’s Ilias Chair and new Ghana national team forward Antoine Semenyo continuing hot streaks in the EFL Championship while several African national team players made important contributions in France’s Ligue 1. Watch the goals and assists from African players below during action from Monday through Wednesday and for the goals that do not have videos below, click on the button to view on YouTube.

Check Doucouré (Mali) assists a splendid Wilfried Zaha (Ivory Coast) opener for Crystal Palace before Yoane Wissa (DR Congo) levels late for Brentford

Two assists from Mohamed Salah (Egypt) lead Liverpool to victory over Newcastle

A through ball from Alex Iwobi (Nigeria) sets up Everton’s first half strike in a draw at Leeds

Sadio Mané (Senegal) taps in easy finish in Bayern Munich’s dominant win against lower league opposition

Yayah Kallon (Sierra Leone) scores his first ever Serie A goal on Verona debut to level late in draw against Empoli

David Okereke (Nigeria) nets a consolation strike in Cremonese defeat to Inter Milan

Habib Diallo (Senegal) heads in the opener for Strasbourg but Mostafa Mohamed (Egypt) levels late on for FC Nantes

Pape Gueye (Senegal) heads in the winner for Marseille against Clermont

Hamari Traoré (Mali) crosses for Martin Terrier’s headed goal in victory for Rennes

Dango Ouattara (Burkina Faso) provides assists on both Terem Moffi (Nigeria) goals in Lorient defeat to Lens

Karl Toko Ekambi assists Lyon’s opener and scores the second in win over Auxerre

Marshall Munetsi (Zimbabwe) scores his first goal of the season for Reims

Nicolas Pépé (Ivory Coast) converts from the spot for his first goal with Nice after Andy Delort (Algeria) also scores a penalty kick

Sofiane Boufal (Morocco) converts penalty kick and assists second goal in Angers defeat to Reims

Ismaïla Sarr (Senegal) and Vakoun Issouf Bayo (Ivory Coast) provide the goals in Watford’s 2-1 victory over Middlesbrough

Ilias Chair (Morocco) scores his third of the season with a gorgeous curling effort in QPR’s victory over Hull

Iliman Ndiaye (Senegal) scores in Sheffield United’s thrashing of Reading

Antoine Semenyo (Ghana) makes it three consecutive substitute appearances with a goal in Bristol City victory

Jackson Muleka (DR Congo) scores two goals for Beşiktaş with the second assisted by fellow Leopard Arthur Masuaku’s corner kick