Centre forward: Danny Ings (Southampton) – Eased Southampton’s relegation fears and got them back to winning ways with a goal and a terrific display against his old club Burnley. Reuters
Goalkeeper: Vicente Guaita (Crystal Palace) – Made a series of stunning saves to deny Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin a goal and earn Palace a point at Goodison Park. PA wire
Right-back: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – Capped an outstanding performance with an inch-perfect cross for Diogo Jota to break the deadlock against Arsenal. Getty Images
Centre-back: Ruben Dias (Manchester City) – On a weekend full of goals, Dias ensured Leicester got none with his latest rock-solid performance at the heart of the City defence. Getty Images
Centre-back: Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa) – Tyrone Mings erred for a Fulham goal but his sidekick Konsa was altogether better. He has had a terrific season. Getty Images
Left-back: Luke Shaw (Manchester United) – Not for the first time, Shaw was arguably United’s best player. He helped turn the tide as they came from behind to beat Brighton. AFP
Right midfield: Callum Robinson (West Bromwich Albion) – Came off the bench to extend his strange record to five Premier League goals, all against Chelsea. His first was a spectacular finish. EPA
Centre midfield: Fabinho (Liverpool) – Showed what Liverpool were missing when he was needed in defence with an authoritative performance to give them the platform to beat Arsenal 3-0. AFP
Centre midfield: Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City) – Provided the pass of the weekend to help set up Gabriel Jesus’ goal at Leicester. He also played a part in the opener. EPA
Left midfield: Matheus Pereira (West Bromwich Albion) – The architect of a seismic shock. Pereira showed his class with two fine finishes as Albion beat Chelsea 5-2 at Stamford Bridge. AP Photo
Centre forward: Jesse Lingard (West Ham) – The inspiration as West Ham returned to the top four. Scored a wonderful solo goal and got an assist in the 3-2 win at Wolves. Reuters
Centre forward: Danny Ings (Southampton) – Eased Southampton’s relegation fears and got them back to winning ways with a goal and a terrific display against his old club Burnley. Reuters
Goalkeeper: Vicente Guaita (Crystal Palace) – Made a series of stunning saves to deny Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin a goal and earn Palace a point at Goodison Park. PA wire
Right-back: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – Capped an outstanding performance with an inch-perfect cross for Diogo Jota to break the deadlock against Arsenal. Getty Images
Centre-back: Ruben Dias (Manchester City) – On a weekend full of goals, Dias ensured Leicester got none with his latest rock-solid performance at the heart of the City defence. Getty Images
Centre-back: Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa) – Tyrone Mings erred for a Fulham goal but his sidekick Konsa was altogether better. He has had a terrific season. Getty Images
Left-back: Luke Shaw (Manchester United) – Not for the first time, Shaw was arguably United’s best player. He helped turn the tide as they came from behind to beat Brighton. AFP
Right midfield: Callum Robinson (West Bromwich Albion) – Came off the bench to extend his strange record to five Premier League goals, all against Chelsea. His first was a spectacular finish. EPA
Centre midfield: Fabinho (Liverpool) – Showed what Liverpool were missing when he was needed in defence with an authoritative performance to give them the platform to beat Arsenal 3-0. AFP
Centre midfield: Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City) – Provided the pass of the weekend to help set up Gabriel Jesus’ goal at Leicester. He also played a part in the opener. EPA
Left midfield: Matheus Pereira (West Bromwich Albion) – The architect of a seismic shock. Pereira showed his class with two fine finishes as Albion beat Chelsea 5-2 at Stamford Bridge. AP Photo
Centre forward: Jesse Lingard (West Ham) – The inspiration as West Ham returned to the top four. Scored a wonderful solo goal and got an assist in the 3-2 win at Wolves. Reuters
Centre forward: Danny Ings (Southampton) – Eased Southampton’s relegation fears and got them back to winning ways with a goal and a terrific display against his old club Burnley. Reuters
