Tom Heaton – Burnley
Made a number of vital saves to help Burnley to only their second away clean sheet of the season, vindicating Sean Dyche’s decision to drop Joe Hart
Fabian Schar – Newcastle
A clean sheet and two goals for a centre-back who had never scored in the Premier League makes it a pretty good day out for the Swiss defender.
James Tarkowski – Burnley
The English centre-half put in a commanding performance at the back for the Clarets, winning 14 of his 20 duels, blocking a number of shots, and even clearing an effort off the line.
Laurent Koscielny – Arsenal
After such a long spell on the sidelines, the Arsenal captain showed he was back to his best, with Chelsea only managing to get just one shot on target in the entire 90 minutes. Not only that, but the 31-year-old found the back of the net himself, although he didn’t really have much control over his ‘header’, which sailed in off of his shoulder.
Hector Bellerin – Arsenal
An impressive performance both going forwards and back, with the Spaniard assisting Alexandre Lacazette’s fine opening goal. Arsenal will be hoping his injury isn’t too serious.
James Ward-Prowse – Southampton
His stunning goal set Southampton on the way to a vital 2-1 win over Everton to steer them clear of the drop zone, giving Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side their fourth win in just eight games.
Paul Pogba – Manchester United
Another goal, and another place in the Team of the Week for the Frenchman, who was instrumental to much of Manchester United’s play during his sides 2-1 win over Brighton at Old Trafford.
Leroy Sane – Manchester City
One goal, one assist, and another fine performance from the German, as Man City keep the gap to Liverpool to just four points. Sane has been involved in 17 of City’s Premier League goals this season, despite starting just 15 games.
Mohamed Salah – Liverpool
Scored what could prove to be two very important goals in the scheme of the title race in what was an exhilarating game of football at Anfield in the 4-3 win over Crystal Palace. He now has 16 for the season, two more than Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and the injured Harry Kane.
Marcus Rashford – Manchester United
Another dynamic performance from the England forward who is really thriving under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, scoring in his fourth consecutive game for the first time in his career, with a goal that stunned Old Trafford.
Diogo Jota – Wolves
Became only the second Portuguese to ever score a Premier League hat-trick on Saturday afternoon, when his three goals helped Wolves to a last gasp 4-3 win over Leicester in what was an incredible game of football down at Molineux.
