CF: Yoane Wissa (Brentford). Strike partner Bryan Mbeumo may have scored two goals compared to Wissa’s one but it was Wissa who caused much of the damage in Brentford’s resounding 3-0 win at Fulham. Getty
PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM OF THE WEEK (4-3-3): GK: Guglielmo Vicario (Tottenham). A far more assured display against Manchester United than his debut, making some good saves in the 2-0 win, particularly the one that kept out Casemiro’s header in the second half. Getty
RB: Serge Aurier (Nottingham Forest). The Premier League’s ultimate Mr Inconsistent, this was one of his better days as Aurier provided the assists for both goals in Forest’s 2-1 win over Sheffield United. Getty
CB: William Saliba (Arsenal). Rock solid and composure personified as Arsenal dug out a 1-0 win at Crystal Palace, despite playing the last 20 minutes with 10 men. Saliba was a big reason why the Gunners kept a clean sheet with a numerical disadvantage. Getty
CB: Cristian Romero (Tottenham). This was much more like the Romero who had, prior to the World Cup, looked like a top-class Premier League defender, rather than the shambles of the second half of last season. The Argentine was outstanding in the win over United. Getty
LB: Josko Gvardiol (Manchester City). Impressed on his first Premier League start, excelling alongside Ruben Dias to help City earn a hard-fought 1-0 win over Newcastle. Already looks worth the £77m. AFP
CM: James Ward-Prowse (West Ham). A superb debut for the midfielder, providing two assists and playing well in midfield as West Ham earned a backs-to-the-wall 3-1 win at home against rivals Chelsea. Getty
CM: James Maddison (Tottenham). No goals, no assists but still the best midfielder on the pitch as Tottenham claimed a statement win over United. Looking like one of the buys of the summer … which isn’t all that surprising. Getty
CM: Phil Foden (Manchester City). Filled the void left by the injured Kevin De Bruyne with a magnificent display of class and creativity in City’s win over Newcastle. Getty
RW: Leon Bailey (Aston Villa). Everton were abysmal against Villa and Bailey was their chief tormentor, setting up his side’s first goal then scoring the third in a thumping 4-0 win. Getty
LW: Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton). Another week, another riveting Brighton performance with Mitoma in the middle of much of their attacking brilliance. The Japanese star scored the first, assisted the second and wreaked havoc on the Wolves defence in a 4-1 win. Getty
CF: Yoane Wissa (Brentford). Strike partner Bryan Mbeumo may have scored two goals compared to Wissa’s one but it was Wissa who caused much of the damage in Brentford’s resounding 3-0 win at Fulham. Getty
PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM OF THE WEEK (4-3-3): GK: Guglielmo Vicario (Tottenham). A far more assured display against Manchester United than his debut, making some good saves in the 2-0 win, particularly the one that kept out Casemiro’s header in the second half. Getty
RB: Serge Aurier (Nottingham Forest). The Premier League’s ultimate Mr Inconsistent, this was one of his better days as Aurier provided the assists for both goals in Forest’s 2-1 win over Sheffield United. Getty
CB: William Saliba (Arsenal). Rock solid and composure personified as Arsenal dug out a 1-0 win at Crystal Palace, despite playing the last 20 minutes with 10 men. Saliba was a big reason why the Gunners kept a clean sheet with a numerical disadvantage. Getty
CB: Cristian Romero (Tottenham). This was much more like the Romero who had, prior to the World Cup, looked like a top-class Premier League defender, rather than the shambles of the second half of last season. The Argentine was outstanding in the win over United. Getty
LB: Josko Gvardiol (Manchester City). Impressed on his first Premier League start, excelling alongside Ruben Dias to help City earn a hard-fought 1-0 win over Newcastle. Already looks worth the £77m. AFP
CM: James Ward-Prowse (West Ham). A superb debut for the midfielder, providing two assists and playing well in midfield as West Ham earned a backs-to-the-wall 3-1 win at home against rivals Chelsea. Getty
CM: James Maddison (Tottenham). No goals, no assists but still the best midfielder on the pitch as Tottenham claimed a statement win over United. Looking like one of the buys of the summer … which isn’t all that surprising. Getty
CM: Phil Foden (Manchester City). Filled the void left by the injured Kevin De Bruyne with a magnificent display of class and creativity in City’s win over Newcastle. Getty
RW: Leon Bailey (Aston Villa). Everton were abysmal against Villa and Bailey was their chief tormentor, setting up his side’s first goal then scoring the third in a thumping 4-0 win. Getty
LW: Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton). Another week, another riveting Brighton performance with Mitoma in the middle of much of their attacking brilliance. The Japanese star scored the first, assisted the second and wreaked havoc on the Wolves defence in a 4-1 win. Getty
CF: Yoane Wissa (Brentford). Strike partner Bryan Mbeumo may have scored two goals compared to Wissa’s one but it was Wissa who caused much of the damage in Brentford’s resounding 3-0 win at Fulham. Getty