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Premier League Team of the Week – Gameweek 32
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Premier League Team of the Week – Gameweek 32

Officially, it was Gameweek 32 this weekend, even though a number of teams still have a game in hand. It was a good week for the top four, who all grabbed three points, while West Ham were the big winners at the bottom. Here is this weekend’s team of the week. Kasper Schmeichel – Leicester […]

Officially, it was Gameweek 32 this weekend, even though a number of teams still have a game in hand. It was a good week for the top four, who all grabbed three points, while West Ham were the big winners at the bottom. Here is this weekend’s team of the week.

Kasper Schmeichel – Leicester

Clean sheet and a penalty save from the Danish international as Leicester beat Brighton 2-0 at the AmEx.

Steve Cook – Bournemouth

Superb at the back for the Cherries, making nine clearances, three blocks, and winning 75% of his aerial duals.

Shkodran Mustafi – Arsenal

Solid performance from the German.

Victor Lindelof – Man Utd

Best performance in a Manchester United shirt so far.

Will Hughes – Watford

Drifted all over for the Hornets, and was a constant creative outlet, grabbing himself an assist in the process to set up Okaka’s goal.

David Silva – Man City

David Silva doing what David Silva does best. Two assists as City ripped Everton to bits.

Dele Alli – Tottenham

Two goals from the England midfielder who has come in for some stick recently, to win the game for Spurs and all but end Chelsea’s Champions League hopes.

Alexis Sanchez – Man Utd

Best performance for Man United after also being criticised recently, grabbing a goal and an assist as United beat Swansea 2-0.

Marko Arnautovic – West Ham

The Austrian had the last laugh once again in the latest Marko Arnautovic v Mark Hughes saga, scoring twice against his former managers new side to move West Ham away from the bottom three.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – Arsenal

Another player to bag a brace, and could have had a hat-trick had he not unselfishly passed up on the opportunity to take a late penalty.

Leroy Sane – Man City

His phenomenal season continues, grabbing a superb opening goal, and being a constant threat down the left for the Champions elect.