Nine of the ten outfield players in this selection scored, while the other supplied an assist. Classic’s attacking returns run throughout the XI, but several goals were firsts for the season. A place in the team doesn’t automatically mean a new scoring pattern has begun.
The official XI totals 158 points for GW7 of TFF’s simulated Serie A 2026/27 season. This review uses the platform’s supplied performances and season totals.
Nine saves match the leading goal haul
Nine saves gave Filip Stanković a substantial workload against Napoli. He completed 90 minutes and earned 17 points, sharing the highest return in this selection with a hat-trick scorer. The saves provide the clear goalkeeping contribution, although the supplied line doesn’t isolate every scoring component. His season total is only 28 points across seven appearances, so more than half arrived here. This is a standout week, with too little evidence to expect that workload or return regularly.
A first goal of the season helped Gaspar reach 16 points in 90 minutes at Udinese. One shot on target, two key passes and two tackles describe the outing, with the goal supplying the direct attacking return. His 27 points across five appearances contain no other goals or assists. That makes the latest haul a major departure from his season average. Recognise the contribution without treating one goal as evidence of a newly reliable attacking defender.
Monza combine established scoring with a first
Two goals and an assist earned Gustavo Varela 16 points against Cagliari. His 81 minutes included two shots on target and two key passes, with direct involvement in three goals providing an obvious Classic attraction. Six goals across six appearances make the finishing part of an existing record. His first assist adds another contribution, but this particular combination is more ambitious to expect again than a continued scoring threat. The 45-point season total gives the performance context beyond one productive match.
For Eddy Kouadio, a goal brought 16 points during 81 minutes in the same fixture. He also recorded one key pass and four tackles, but this was his first goal in seven appearances, with no season assists. More than half his 29 season points came in this Gameweek. The contrast within Monza’s pair is useful: one scorer has a wider goalscoring record, while the other needs further attacking evidence before this return can be considered repeatable.
Lazio's pair need different attacking verdicts
An assist helped Nuno Tavares collect 14 points across a full match at Juventus. Three key passes and three tackles add detail to his involvement. One goal and three assists in seven appearances support an attacking contribution beyond this week alone. With 50 season points, he has the broader record to make the latest return encouraging rather than entirely surprising.
Oliver Provstgaard matched those 14 points through a 90-minute outing featuring a goal, a shot on target and two tackles. His 35-point season contains no other goals or assists across seven appearances. The strike therefore strengthens one week’s return much more clearly than it establishes a lasting pattern. Both Lazio players supplied a direct attacking contribution, but their season records give different reasons to trust that route to points.
Midfield returns range from recurring to new
A goal and an assist brought Adrien Rabiot 12 points in 90 minutes against Atalanta. Four goals and three assists across seven appearances give his attacking involvement a firm foundation, alongside 51 season points. Nico Paz also scored and assisted, earning 12 points during 61 minutes at Fiorentina. Two shots on target accompany the return, while two goals and two assists across seven appearances offer some wider support. His 35-point total makes this a stronger week than usual, rather than proof that two attacking returns should become routine.
Tommaso Pobega earned 11 points against Inter after a goal during 76 minutes, with three key passes and three tackles alongside it. This was his first goal in six appearances, with no assists and only 20 season points. The supporting involvement adds context, but the goal is a new attacking return rather than a recurring feature of his record. More than half his points arrived here, making restraint more useful than assuming a breakthrough has been confirmed.
A hat-trick and a brace tell different stories
Three goals and four shots on target made Antonio Raimondo the selection’s leading goalscorer. He played all 90 minutes against Sassuolo for 17 points, taking his season tally to seven goals in seven appearances. That is established scoring evidence, although three goals in one outing remain exceptional within the sample. His 49 season points average seven per appearance, putting the latest haul well above his usual return.
Giovanni Simeone scored twice at Parma for 13 points in 83 minutes, registering two shots on target. Those were his first goals across seven appearances, with no assists and 24 season points. The brace deserves recognition, but it cannot carry the same repeatability argument as a longer scoring record. The useful distinction is between a productive week and evidence that changes what to expect next.
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