Chelsea's 'classy' Belgian and Man City's 'unsung hero' make the XI: Premier League team of the week

Another week of Premier League results brings with it Richard Jolly's team of the week.

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  Goalkeeper: Joe Hart (West Ham United) – Crystal Palace deserved their 97th-minute equaliser, but it was harsh on Hart, who had made a string of saves to frustrate them. Eddie Keogh / Reuters

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  Right-back: Antonio Valencia (Manchester United) – Played as a wing-back as Jose Mourinho used a back three, showed great energy and helped keep Tottenham Hotspur quiet. Jason Cairnduff / Reuters

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  Centre-back: Phil Jones (Manchester United) – United missed Jones when he went off against Huddersfield Town. His influence was apparent as they subdued Spurs on his return. Andrew Yates / Reuters

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  Centre-back: Ryan Shawcross (Stoke City) – Stoke’s defensive record is poor this season, but good when their captain plays. Shawcross added solidity as they beat Stoke. Tony O'Brien / Reuters

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  Left-back: Sead Kolasinac (Arsenal) – The summer signing surged forward with great effect to score the equaliser against Swansea City and set up Aaron Ramsey’s winner. Paul Childs / Reuters

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  Right midfield: Demarai Gray (Leicester City) – A surprise selection, he justified Claude Puel’s faith by earning him a win on his managerial bow. Tormented Everton with his speed. Jason Cairnduff / Reuters

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  Centre midfield: Fernandinho (Manchester City) – Sometimes the unsung hero of the midfield, the Brazilian starred and scored in the 3-2 victory over West Bromwich Albion. Andrew Boyers / Reuters

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  Centre midfield: Pascal Gross (Brighton and Hove Albion) – One of the most creative players in the league got his fifth assist with the cross Glenn Murray headed in to earn a point. Tony O'Brien / Reuters

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  Left midfield: Eden Hazard (Chelsea) – Invariably excels against Bournemouth. His usual goal was taken well by the classiest player on the pitch on Saturday. Michael Steele / Getty Images

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  Striker: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) – Showed a touch of brilliance to come up with the late equaliser against West Ham. Palace have improved since his return. Eddie Keogh / Reuters

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  Striker: Roberto Firmino (Liverpool) – Deserved his goal against Huddersfield. Ran relentlessly and was involved in much of what Liverpool did at Anfield. Phil Noble / Reuters

Manchester United kicked off this Premier League weekend by defeating title rivals Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 at Old Trafford. The performance and result means two United defenders have made this week's team.

Similarly, the defensive solidity of Stoke City in their 1-0 win at in-form Watford ensures a place for their captain in defence.

Arsenal's fan favourite wing-back completes the back-line after his display in the victory over Swansea City at the Emirates Stadium.

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The goalkeeper berth is filled by England's No 1 for his part in West Ham United's 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace.

Central midfield is occupied by a goal-scorer from Manchester City, who continued their fine form with a 3-2 win at West Bromwich Albion, and Brighton and Hove Albion's chief-creator who excelled in the home draw against Southampton.

Chelsea's Belgian winger takes the left flank after he starred and scored the only goal of the game in the win at Bournemouth. The opposite flank is taken by a recalled Leicester City player for his role in the win over Everton, the club's first game under new manager Claude Puel.

In attack, Crystal Palace's Ivorian forward claims one berth for his 97th minute equaliser against West Ham, while Liverpool's hard-running Brazilian completes the team for his goal in the 3-0 win over Huddersfield Town.