Another exciting round of Continental football across Asia brought with it a series of intriguing ties, the-AFC.com talks to those involved to reflect on their latest matches.

Al Wahda's attacking midfielder Leonardo netted four times in his side's sensational 4-3 win at home over Qatar's Al Rayyan in their Group B Matchday Four clash on Monday to earn this week's top accolade.

The Brazilian's quadruple helped the Emirati club come back from 2-0 and then 3-1 deficits, with his match-winner coming in the 89th minute. The former Al Ahli Saudi star showed tremendous precision with his finishing, with his four goals coming from five shots on target.

Leonardo also made two key passes, registered 61 touches and won three fouls as he was awarded a 9.9 rating to lead the Toyota Player of the Week standings.

Countryman Ricardo Lopes (below) likewise shone on Matchday Four with the Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors winger scoring a stunning opener for the Korean side in their 2-1 win over Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds.

The victory keeps the Chinese side undefeated in this year’s AFC Champions League campaign and on track to reach the knockout stages of the competition for just the third time in nine attempts.

The home side, who were crowned AFC Champions League winners in 2006 and 2016, were dominant for the first hour of the game following goals from Ricardo Lopes and Kim Shin-wook but had to survive a nervy ending after a Shinzo Koroko strike brought Urawa, themselves Continental champions in 2007 and 2017, back into the match.

Despite conceding the majority of the possession to Daegu, the visitors were able to make the most of their limited opportunities to make it three wins on the bounce and move to the top of Group F with just two games remaining.

The defending champions went into the match on top of the Group E standings but suffered their first setback of the campaign as the visitors’ Japanese forward Takahiro Kunimoto tucked home the only goal of the game just after the hour.

The result – Kashima’s first home loss on the Continent since going down by the same scoreline to another team from Korea Republic, Suwon Samsung Bluewings, in the 2018 group stage – saw Gyeongnam close to within two points of the J.League side with two games to play.