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Too Good, Too Bad: The Best & Worst of Africans Abroad

How did Edouard Mendy’s heroics help Chelsea to another clean sheet in Saturday’s West London Derby at Stamford Bridge?
In Serie A, Achraf Hakimi played an important role in another Inter Milan win with the Scudetto now&nbsp;in the bag.

Review of Africans abroad

After a damaging 3-0 defeat by Lazio on Monday, AC Milan needed a victory against relegation-threatened Benevento.
Kessie played well in the eventual 2-0 success, with the Ivory Coast midfielder creating several chances for the Rossoneri, who could have scored more than two.

The West African’s passing — he completed 63 of 67 passes — and reading of the game was equally on show in the win at San Siro which strengthens Milan’s prospects of finishing in the top four.

Too Good: Franck Kessie

While Bologna played out a 3-3 draw with Fiorentina on Sunday afternoon, Barrow had a rather under-par showing in the entertaining encounter.
The forward’s finishing undermined his effort and industry, and he was guilty of losing possession several times throughout the game.

Following the stalemate, the side from Emilia-Romagna remain in 12th spot.

Too Bad: Musa Barrow

Despite Chelsea’s 2-0 win over Fulham, Mendy was required to make several important saves in the first half in which the Cottagers threatened to stun the Blues.
The Senegal line goalkeeper made no less than three stops in the opening 45 minutes, with the second and third stops preventing their West London neighbours from levelling at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea’s win puts two points behind Leicester City in third after the latter’s draw at Southampton in the race to end in the top four.

Too Good: Edouard Mendy

Zaha had a torrid afternoon in Crystal Palace’s 2-0 defeat by Manchester City at Selhurst Park.
The Ivory Coast winger completed none of his attempted six dribbles, won three of 13 total duels and gave the ball away multiple times against the champions-elect.

Despite the defeat, Palace are safe in the Premier League, barring any collapse in the final weeks of the campaign.

Too Bad: Wilfried Zaha

After assisting twice for Inter Milan in recent weeks, Hakimi scored his seventh Serie A goal of the season and his first in all competitions since January 10.
The wide defender is now up to 13 goal contributions in what has been an impressive maiden campaign in Italy.

Due to Atalanta’s draw at Sassuolo on Sunday, Hakimi and his teammates have been crowned champions for the first time in 11 years.

Too Good: Achraf Hakimi

Too Good, Too Bad: The Best & Worst of Africans Abroad | Goal.com

Goal review the continent&apos;s best performers around the world this weekend, and name a few who under-performed.