FIFA 17 Ultimate Team: FUT Team of the Week 31, In-Form Player Stats Revealed

Paris Saint-Germain's Angel Di Maria and Real Madrid's Isco both reached a 90 rating as they were included in Team of the Week 31 in FIFA 17's Ultimate Team.

The pair are joined by 91-rated Kevin De Bruyne of Manchester City, while the Belgian's compatriot and club captain Vincent Kompany is also included after his goalscoring performance against Southampton.

Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid's Yannick Carrasco is up to an 88 rating after his double against Osasuna, and Manchester United's Ander Hererra is boosted to 85 after his masterclass against Chelsea.

EA Sports released the lineup of 23 players on Wednesday: 

Centre-back Sokratis Papastathopoulos is included after he netted in Borussia Dortmund's 3-1 Bundesliga win over Eintracht Frankfurt, while PSG's Kevin Trapp was excellent in keeping a clean sheet against Angers.

Here's the TOTW 31 lineup in further detail:

Starting XI	OVR	N	Position	New	League	Club	Nationality
Bench
Reserves
Kevin Trapp	83	85	GK		Ligue 1	Paris Saint-Germain	Germany
Vincent Kompany	86	87	CB		Premier League	Manchester City	Belgium
Sokratis Papastathopoulos	85	88	CB		Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund	Greece
Cristian Zapata	78	81	CB		Serie A	Milan	Colombia
Kevin De Bruyne	88	91	CAM	RM	Premier League	Manchester City	Belgium
Isco	84	90	CAM	CM	La Liga	Real Madrid	Spain
Yannick Carrasco	84	88	LM		La Liga	Atletico Madrid	Belgium
Ander Herrera	83	85	CM		Premier League	Manchester United	Spain
Jean Michael Seri	80	83	CM	CDM	Ligue 1	OGC Nice	Cote d'Ivoire
Angel Di Maria	87	90	RW		Ligue 1	Paris Saint-Germain	Argentina
Florian Thauvin	81	87	RM	RW	Ligue 1	Olympique de Marseille	France
Bernd Leno	86	88	GK		Bundesliga	Bayer Leverkusen	Germany
Rafael Tolii	75	81	CB		Serie A	Atalanta	Brazil
Iker Muniain	78	82	LW	LM	La Liga	Athletic Bilbao	Spain
Kerem Demirbay	76	81	CAM	CM	Bundesliga	Hoffenheim	Germany
Jonas	83	87	ST		Primeira Liga	Benfica	Brazil
Xherdan Shaqiri	82	86	RM	RW	Premier League	Stoke City	Switzerland
Quincy Promes	81	86	RM	ST	Russian Premier League	Spartak Moscow	Holland
Michael Esser	69	72	GK		Bundesliga	Darmstadt 98	Germany
Joao Pedro	73	74	CAM	CF	Serie A	Cagliari	Brazil
Nick Powell	70	74	CAM	ST	Championship		England
Marcos Riquelme	70	74	ST		Chilean Primera Division	Audax Italiano	Argentina
Pawel Cibicki	68	72	ST		Allsvenskan	Malmo	Sweden

Angel Di Maria, Paris Saint-Germain

Di Maria's latest in-form boost sees him hit the 90 mark for pace, passing and dribbling, while his shooting is up to 88.

The Argentinian has blown hot and cold at times this season for PSG but was brilliant as he netted both goals in the French giants' 2-0 away league win at Angers.

Per French football expert Jonathan Johnson, it was a tough fixture for the defending champions as they looked to keep the pressure on Ligue 1 leaders Monaco:

And Di Maria stepped up when he was really needed, scoring his first from a free-kick and finishing off a counter-attack late on to secure the points for Unai Emery's side.

Per WhoScored.com, they were only his fourth and fifth league goals of the campaign, but they came at a crucial time, and his in-form boost is much merited. 

Isco, Real Madrid

Isco was instrumental as Real managed to maintain their three-point lead at the top of La Liga thanks to a narrow 3-2 win away at struggling Sporting Gijon.

He was on the scoresheet twice, the second a 90th-minute winner from the edge of the box, with his low shot nestling in the corner to prevent a weakened Real side—without Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema—from dropping points.

The 24-year-old Spaniard's first of the game came after delightful footwork in the penalty area and drew Los Blancos level at 1-1 after 17 minutes.

Per Squawka, his running on the ball was brilliant against Sporting:

No surprise then that his latest in-form card—his fifth inclusion in a FUT 17 Team of the Week—sees his dribbling boosted to heady 93, while his shooting is now rated at 91 and his passing 92.

Vincent Kompany, Manchester City 

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Kompany made only his fourth start of 2016-17 in the Premier League against Southampton and showed manager Pep Guardiola exactly what he has been missing while the Belgian centre-back has been injured. 

As well as heading City's 55th-minute opener in an eventual 3-0 win, he also showed trademark composure in his defensive role, a trait that has been often missing in Guardiola's back line this term.

Kompany's leadership is so vital to City that they would arguably be competing for the title had he not been so troubled by injuries again this season.

The Belgian made it clear after the match how motivated he remains, which can only be good news for the Sky Blues, per BT Sport Football:

His inclusion in Team of the Week 31 sees his defensive attribute boosted from 86 to 89, while he is now rated 84 for physicality.