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Paul Campbell November 3, 2014

The best goals of the week: Hazard, Rodríguez, Drenthe and Wright-Phillips

Featuring a delightful dink from Franco di Santo, a well worked free-kick from Bristol City and an assist from Thierry Henry
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James Rodríguez celebrates after scoring for Real Madrid against Granada. Photograph: Jorge Guerrero/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: JORGE GUERRERO/AFP/Getty Images

Esteban Ramírez (CLUB SPORT HEREDIANO v Deportivo Saprissa)

James Rodríguez (Granada v REAL MADRID)

Kieran Agard (BRISTOL CITY v Oldham Athletic)

Osvaldo Alanis (SANTOS LAGUNA v Tigres)

Royston Drenthe (SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY v Charlton Athletic)

Joaquin Larrivey (Barcelona v CELTA VIGO)

Bradley Wright-Phillips (DC United v NEW YORK RED BULLS)

Thorgan Hazard (Eintracht Frankfurt V MONCHENGLADBACH)

Franco di Santo (Mainz 05 v WERDER BREMEN)

André Hahn (BORUSSIA MONCHENGLADBACH v Hoffenheim)

Dale Fulton (STIRLING ALBION v Airdrieonians)

And… what happens when a goalkeeper attacks but fails to score

 

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