Champions League: Who makes our team of the week?

After the first round of games in the European football's biggest competition, Paris St-Germain take pride of place with four players in our Champions League team of the week.

Former Manchester United and Real Madrid winger Angel Di Maria is among them after scoring his first goal for the French champions in their 2-0 win over Malmo in Group A on Tuesday night.

Only one of the four Premier League sides managed to get a player selected after a disappointing opening round which saw Chelsea emerge as the sole winners thanks to their 4-0 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Blues' midfielder Cesc Fabregas gets the nod after scoring one and creating another goal for Diego Costa in the Group G win on Wednesday evening.

The Champions League Team of the Week is supplied by Opta and is based on more than 250 calculations

GOALKEEPER - Johan Wiland (Malmo)

Johan Wiland made eight saves; two more than any other goalkeeper on Tuesday evening

Malmo's goalkeeper had a busy night in the French capital, with the hosts having 22 shots compared to Malmo's six. The 2-0 scoreline to PSG might have been a lot worse without 34-year-old Sweden stopper Wiland.

RIGHT-BACK - Gregory van der Wiel (Paris St-Germain)

Gregory Van der Wiel, left, created four chances, the joint-most of any defender on Tuesday, and also made four interceptions

Netherlands international Gregory Van der Wiel, 27, has been at PSG since 2012 and is a force both defensively and going forward. He was one of his side's star men in the easy victory over Malmo.

CENTRE-BACK - Thiago Silva (Paris St-Germain)

Silva completed 97% of his passes and contributed to a clean sheet against Malmo

Are there many better defenders in Europe than the Brazilian? He made four clearances to keep Malmo at bay and snuff out any potential comeback. The skipper led from the front.

CENTRE-BACK - David Alaba (Bayern Munich)

Alaba's 94% pass accuracy was the best of any Bayern Munich player who made more than five passes against Olympiakos

Bayern Munich enjoyed more than 70% possession in their 3-0 victory against Olympiakos, with 23-year-old Austrian David Alaba helping his team keep control of the ball.

LEFT-BACK - Maxwell (Paris St-Germain)

No PSG player made more interceptions than Maxwell (4) against Malmo

Maxwell, who has been at PSG since 2012, will have tougher tests to come than against Malmo, but the 34-year-old Brazilian limited the threat down the flanks from the Swedes, who knocked out Celtic in qualifying last month.

MIDFIELD - Julian Draxler (Wolfsburg)

Draxler created five chances and scored the only goal of the game in Wolfsburg's win

Wolfsburg just edged CSKA Moscow with a 1-0 victory and much of his team's dominance of possession was down to the German international.

MIDFIELD - Cesc Fabregas (Chelsea)

Fabregas scored and provided an assist in the same Champions League game for the first time since September 2010, when Arsenal defeated Braga 6-0

Chelsea strolled to a 4-0 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv, with Cesc Fabregas dominating the midfield battle. The Spain international played 125 passes - 55 more than anyone else.

FORWARD - Angel Di Maria (Paris St-Germain)

Di Maria scored his first club goal since netting against Yeovil Town in January. He also created six chances

The winger joined PSG from Manchester United this summer and is beginning to hit form for his new employers. He put in a 17 crosses on Tuesday, more than any other player.

FORWARD - Hakan Calhanoglu (Bayer Leverkusen)

Calhanoglu became the first player since Andriy Voronin in 2004 to score and assist a Champions League goal in one game for Leverkusen

Bayer Leverkusen kicked off with a 4-1 victory over BATE Borisov, with 21-year-old Turkey international Calhanoglu having an influential match. He scored twice, including one penalty.

FORWARD - Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)

Ronaldo scored his third Champions League hat-trick on Tuesday evening

First name on the team-sheet? Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored five goals in one La Liga game last weekend, is certainly that at Real Madrid, who put four past Shakhtar Donetsk without reply on Tuesday night. A hat-trick means he reclaims the Champions League record scorer mantle from Lionel Messi. He now has 80.

STRIKER - Antoine Griezmann (Atletico Madrid)

Griezmann scored both of Atletico Madrid's goals as well as creating two chances

Atletico Madrid opened their campaign with a 2-0 victory over Galatasaray in Turkey. The hosts were out of it inside 25 minutes thanks to Antoine Griezmann's goals.