Striker: Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) – Ended a 358-day goal drought with the first goal as Palace ended Arsenal’s winning run at the Emirates Stadium. Reuters
Goalkeeper: Ederson (Manchester City) – Mauricio Pochettino said the Brazilian was man of the match for saves from Son Heung-min, Christian Eriksen and Lucas Moura. Reuters
Right-back: Denis Odoi (Fulham) – Has had a difficult season but belatedly excelled to help Fulham get a clean sheet and a first away win at Bournemouth. Getty Images
Centre-back: Shane Duffy (Brighton) – Ended Brighton’s damaging losing run as they defended valiantly to shut out Wolves and nudge a point nearer safety. AP Photo
Centre-back: Aymeric Laporte (Manchester City) – After struggling against Spurs in the Champions League, he prospered in the Premier League with a couple of crucial challenges. AP Photo
Left-back: Lucas Digne (Everton) – A sweetly-struck half-volley brought him a goal in the rout of Manchester United but the Frenchman was terrific throughout. Getty Images
Right midfield: Ayoze Perez (Newcastle) – Became the first Newcastle player to score a Premier League hat-trick since 2015 with a classy treble to defeat Southampton. Reuters
Centre midfield: Gini Wijnaldum (Liverpool) – A beautifully-taken goal broke the deadlock at Cardiff and justified Jurgen Klopp’s decision to recall the Dutchman. Reuters
Centre midfield: Gylfi Sigurdsson (Everton) – Produced a masterclass against Manchester United, with a long-range goal and a pass to set up Theo Walcott’s strike. EPA
Left midfield: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) – Showed yet again that he can torment the top teams as he scored to inspire Palace to a shock victory away at Arsenal. Getty Images
Striker: Gerard Deulofeu (Watford) – A couple, including a wonderfully precise opener, defeated Huddersfield and continued his fine form from the FA Cup semi-final. Getty Images
Striker: Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) – Ended a 358-day goal drought with the first goal as Palace ended Arsenal’s winning run at the Emirates Stadium. Reuters
Goalkeeper: Ederson (Manchester City) – Mauricio Pochettino said the Brazilian was man of the match for saves from Son Heung-min, Christian Eriksen and Lucas Moura. Reuters
Right-back: Denis Odoi (Fulham) – Has had a difficult season but belatedly excelled to help Fulham get a clean sheet and a first away win at Bournemouth. Getty Images
Centre-back: Shane Duffy (Brighton) – Ended Brighton’s damaging losing run as they defended valiantly to shut out Wolves and nudge a point nearer safety. AP Photo
Centre-back: Aymeric Laporte (Manchester City) – After struggling against Spurs in the Champions League, he prospered in the Premier League with a couple of crucial challenges. AP Photo
Left-back: Lucas Digne (Everton) – A sweetly-struck half-volley brought him a goal in the rout of Manchester United but the Frenchman was terrific throughout. Getty Images
Right midfield: Ayoze Perez (Newcastle) – Became the first Newcastle player to score a Premier League hat-trick since 2015 with a classy treble to defeat Southampton. Reuters
Centre midfield: Gini Wijnaldum (Liverpool) – A beautifully-taken goal broke the deadlock at Cardiff and justified Jurgen Klopp’s decision to recall the Dutchman. Reuters
Centre midfield: Gylfi Sigurdsson (Everton) – Produced a masterclass against Manchester United, with a long-range goal and a pass to set up Theo Walcott’s strike. EPA
Left midfield: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) – Showed yet again that he can torment the top teams as he scored to inspire Palace to a shock victory away at Arsenal. Getty Images
Striker: Gerard Deulofeu (Watford) – A couple, including a wonderfully precise opener, defeated Huddersfield and continued his fine form from the FA Cup semi-final. Getty Images
Striker: Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) – Ended a 358-day goal drought with the first goal as Palace ended Arsenal’s winning run at the Emirates Stadium. Reuters
