Centre forward: Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) – Won a penalty, scored a terrific goal and helped run Chelsea ragged in perhaps his best performance as a West Ham player. PA
Goalkeeper: Martin Dubravka (Newcastle) – Kept Newcastle’s belated first clean sheet of the Premier League season as they won a relegation six-pointer against Burnley. Getty Images
Right-back: Vladimir Coufal (West Ham) – Defended defiantly as West Ham made a series of blocks and attacked with great verve in the derby win over Chelsea. AP Photo
Centre-back: Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa) – The unlikely matchwinner as Konsa turned up with a brace to clinch Villa’s third win in four games under new manager Steven Gerrard. Getty Images
Centre-back: Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool) – Ensured Wolves barely had a threat at Molineux and provided the sweeping long-range pass that led to Divock Origi’s late winner. AFP
Left-back: Joao Cancelo (Manchester City) – Part of a dominant display at Vicarage Road as City assumed the initiative against Watford and cruised into a three-goal lead. AP Photo
Right midfield: Lucas Moura (Tottenham) – Scored surely Spurs’ goal of the season, and a contender for the overall title, with a solo run and long-range strike against Norwich. Getty Images
Centre midfield: Bernardo Silva (Manchester City) – Continued his outstanding form, and uncharacteristic goalscoring run, with a brace at Watford, including a cracker. Getty Images
Centre midfield: Fred (Manchester United) – Even Ralf Rangnick was surprised that Fred scored a glorious goal with his right foot but his work ethic also helped the German get a debut win. Getty Images
Left midfield: Demarai Gray (Everton) – The inspiration for a dramatic turnaround with two fantastic long-range strikes bringing Richarlison a goal and Gray a winner against Arsenal. PA
Centre forward: Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) – Won a penalty, scored a terrific goal and helped run Chelsea ragged in perhaps his best performance as a West Ham player. PA
Goalkeeper: Martin Dubravka (Newcastle) – Kept Newcastle’s belated first clean sheet of the Premier League season as they won a relegation six-pointer against Burnley. Getty Images
Right-back: Vladimir Coufal (West Ham) – Defended defiantly as West Ham made a series of blocks and attacked with great verve in the derby win over Chelsea. AP Photo
Centre-back: Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa) – The unlikely matchwinner as Konsa turned up with a brace to clinch Villa’s third win in four games under new manager Steven Gerrard. Getty Images
Centre-back: Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool) – Ensured Wolves barely had a threat at Molineux and provided the sweeping long-range pass that led to Divock Origi’s late winner. AFP
Left-back: Joao Cancelo (Manchester City) – Part of a dominant display at Vicarage Road as City assumed the initiative against Watford and cruised into a three-goal lead. AP Photo
Right midfield: Lucas Moura (Tottenham) – Scored surely Spurs’ goal of the season, and a contender for the overall title, with a solo run and long-range strike against Norwich. Getty Images
Centre midfield: Bernardo Silva (Manchester City) – Continued his outstanding form, and uncharacteristic goalscoring run, with a brace at Watford, including a cracker. Getty Images
Centre midfield: Fred (Manchester United) – Even Ralf Rangnick was surprised that Fred scored a glorious goal with his right foot but his work ethic also helped the German get a debut win. Getty Images
Left midfield: Demarai Gray (Everton) – The inspiration for a dramatic turnaround with two fantastic long-range strikes bringing Richarlison a goal and Gray a winner against Arsenal. PA
Centre forward: Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) – Won a penalty, scored a terrific goal and helped run Chelsea ragged in perhaps his best performance as a West Ham player. PA
