Centre forward: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United). The Portuguese forward dominated Brentford’s back line all game and got his reward by winning and converting a penalty. United’s best player once again, as he so often has been throughout the season. EPA
Goalkeeper: Jordan Pickford (Everton). Produced a series of stunning saves to earn Everton a vital win over Chelsea and provide a massive boost to their survival hopes. The clamouring save across his goal on Azpilicueta, in particular, was top class. EPA
Left-back: Marc Cucurella (Brighton). Superb in Brighton’s impressive 3-0 win at Wolves. Saw more of the ball than any player on the pitch and provided a constant threat down the left flank. Crossed the ball which led to Bissouma’s late third. Getty
Centre-back: Rob Holding (Arsenal). Scored his first Premier League goal to give Arsenal the lead at West Ham and made several crucial blocks as the Gunners continued their pursuit of a top four finish. Getty
Centre-back: Cristian Romero (Tottenham). Rock solid at the back in the 3-1 win at Leicester and played a key role in the build-up to Tottenham’s second goal by winning two challenges. AP
Right-back: Reece James (Chelsea). Quite how the England right-back only collected one point from two games last week is remarkable. James was by far the best player on the pitch against Manchester United and impressed again in Chelsea’s shock defeat at Everton. Getty
Centre midfield: Abdoulaye Doucoure (Everton). All-action display from the midfielder, who launched Everton’s best counterattacks and broke up play as Chelsea dominated possession. Should have had an assist when Vitaliy Mykolenko missed a great chance. Getty
Centre midfield: Naby Keita (Liverpool). Proved the difference in the 1-0 win at Newcastle as Liverpool put the pressure back on Manchester City. Aside from the goal, Keita helped his team control most of the game. EPA
Centre midfield: Josh Brownhill (Burnley). Kept his cool to score what could prove one of the most important goals in Burnley’s fight for Premier League survival in the 2-1 win at Watford. Reuters
Left wing: Phil Foden (Manchester City). Tore Leeds to shreds at Elland Road, providing two assists in a 4-0 win which keeps City top of the table for another week. EPA
Right wing: Son Heung-min (Tottenham). Involved in all three goals by scoring twice and providing an assist in the 3-1 win over Leicester City. The South Korean forward’s second, curling in a left footed strike from distance, was spectacular. Getty
Centre forward: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United). The Portuguese forward dominated Brentford’s back line all game and got his reward by winning and converting a penalty. United’s best player once again, as he so often has been throughout the season. EPA
Goalkeeper: Jordan Pickford (Everton). Produced a series of stunning saves to earn Everton a vital win over Chelsea and provide a massive boost to their survival hopes. The clamouring save across his goal on Azpilicueta, in particular, was top class. EPA
Left-back: Marc Cucurella (Brighton). Superb in Brighton’s impressive 3-0 win at Wolves. Saw more of the ball than any player on the pitch and provided a constant threat down the left flank. Crossed the ball which led to Bissouma’s late third. Getty
Centre-back: Rob Holding (Arsenal). Scored his first Premier League goal to give Arsenal the lead at West Ham and made several crucial blocks as the Gunners continued their pursuit of a top four finish. Getty
Centre-back: Cristian Romero (Tottenham). Rock solid at the back in the 3-1 win at Leicester and played a key role in the build-up to Tottenham’s second goal by winning two challenges. AP
Right-back: Reece James (Chelsea). Quite how the England right-back only collected one point from two games last week is remarkable. James was by far the best player on the pitch against Manchester United and impressed again in Chelsea’s shock defeat at Everton. Getty
Centre midfield: Abdoulaye Doucoure (Everton). All-action display from the midfielder, who launched Everton’s best counterattacks and broke up play as Chelsea dominated possession. Should have had an assist when Vitaliy Mykolenko missed a great chance. Getty
Centre midfield: Naby Keita (Liverpool). Proved the difference in the 1-0 win at Newcastle as Liverpool put the pressure back on Manchester City. Aside from the goal, Keita helped his team control most of the game. EPA
Centre midfield: Josh Brownhill (Burnley). Kept his cool to score what could prove one of the most important goals in Burnley’s fight for Premier League survival in the 2-1 win at Watford. Reuters
Left wing: Phil Foden (Manchester City). Tore Leeds to shreds at Elland Road, providing two assists in a 4-0 win which keeps City top of the table for another week. EPA
Right wing: Son Heung-min (Tottenham). Involved in all three goals by scoring twice and providing an assist in the 3-1 win over Leicester City. The South Korean forward’s second, curling in a left footed strike from distance, was spectacular. Getty
Centre forward: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United). The Portuguese forward dominated Brentford’s back line all game and got his reward by winning and converting a penalty. United’s best player once again, as he so often has been throughout the season. EPA
