Qatar, playing on an invitational basis, have been firing on all cyclinders in the tournament with the reigning AFC Asian Cup champions the highest scoring team in the group stage with nine goals which sealed them top spot in Group D on seven points.

The winners will advance to a semi-final showdown against either the United States or Jamaica.

After opening with the finest long-range screamers this week's selection sees stunning set-piece specials from some of the biggest names of the continental game including Cazorla, Olunga and Hartmann so review the nominees and vote for your favourite in the poll below!

China PR squandered a 3-1 lead to settle for a share of the points to just keep their hopes of advancing to the quarter-finals alive with their final match against the Netherlands on Tuesday to decide their fate. The Dutch drew 3-3 with Brazil on Saturday.

China PR and Zambia went into the tie desperate to bounce back from opening day defeats to Brazil and Netherlands respectively with head coach Jia Xiuquan making just one change to the Steel Roses side that lost 5-0 against the South Americans.

Tilio emerged from the bench to score a sensational long-range goal against Argentina in Australia’s 2-0 victory on Thursday, putting the icing on the cake after Lachlan Wales’ early strike had put the wheels in motion for the upset of the tournament.

It was a win which was roundly celebrated in football circles and beyond in Australian society, but the Olyroos’ must now turn their attention to a Spanish side eager to improve on a goalless draw against Egypt in their tournament bow.

The Taeguk Warriors dominated proceedings when they got their campaign underway on Thursday but were made to pay for missed opportunities when, with 20 minutes remaining, Chris Wood netted against the run of play for the Olywhites to secure his country's first-ever win at the Games.

Veteran Salem Al Dawsari was the side’s top performer as Saudi Arabia fought hard but came up just short with the Al Hilal winger cancelling out Abdulelah Al Amri’s own goal and hitting the woodwork late on after AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie had put the Ivorians ahead midway through the second half.

Sylvain Rypoll’s side handed France a 4-1 thrashing in their opener to take the early lead in the Group A standings, with Japan in second on goal difference.