Centre forward: Ferran Torres (Manchester City) – Replaced Lionel Messi as the youngest player to score a hat-trick for Pep Guardiola. His treble at Newcastle included a brilliant volley. EPA
Goalkeeper: Kasper Schmeichel (Leicester City) – Two extraordinary saves denied Ben Chilwell and Mason Mount equalisers and meant that, finally, Leicester won the FA Cup. AP
Right-back: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – Took the corner that led to one of the stories of the season, with Alisson heading it in, but had played well before then. PA
Centre-back: Wesley Fofana (Leicester City) – An outstanding display to ensure Jonny Evans was not missed after he limped off. Fofana showed remarkable maturity. Getty Images
Centre-back: Conor Coady (Wolves) – Made 13 clearances against Spurs, two of them on his own goal line, even though his heroics were in vain as Wolves lost. EPA
Left-back: Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace) – Set up Christian Benteke’s equaliser and completed Palace’s comeback against Aston Villa with his maiden career goal. AP
Right midfield: Nathan Tella (Southampton) – Got his first Premier League goal and added an assist for good measure in a dramatic cameo against Fulham at St Mary’s. Reuters
Centre midfield: Youri Tielemans (Leicester City) – Was the best player on the pitch at Wembley even before his spectacular 25-yard shot earned Leicester their first FA Cup win. Reuters
Centre midfield: Kalvin Phillips (Leeds United) – Made some brilliant cross-field passes to start the counter-attacks and help Leeds to a 4-0 win at Turf Moor. AFP
Left midfield: Jack Harrison (Leeds United) – Scored the opener and got assists for both of the substitute Rodrigo’s brace as Leeds ran riot at Burnley. Reuters
Centre forward: Daniel Jebbison (Sheffield United) – Marked his first Premier League start in style with a winner against Everton at Goodison Park for the relegated Blades. EPA
Centre forward: Ferran Torres (Manchester City) – Replaced Lionel Messi as the youngest player to score a hat-trick for Pep Guardiola. His treble at Newcastle included a brilliant volley. EPA
Goalkeeper: Kasper Schmeichel (Leicester City) – Two extraordinary saves denied Ben Chilwell and Mason Mount equalisers and meant that, finally, Leicester won the FA Cup. AP
Right-back: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – Took the corner that led to one of the stories of the season, with Alisson heading it in, but had played well before then. PA
Centre-back: Wesley Fofana (Leicester City) – An outstanding display to ensure Jonny Evans was not missed after he limped off. Fofana showed remarkable maturity. Getty Images
Centre-back: Conor Coady (Wolves) – Made 13 clearances against Spurs, two of them on his own goal line, even though his heroics were in vain as Wolves lost. EPA
Left-back: Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace) – Set up Christian Benteke’s equaliser and completed Palace’s comeback against Aston Villa with his maiden career goal. AP
Right midfield: Nathan Tella (Southampton) – Got his first Premier League goal and added an assist for good measure in a dramatic cameo against Fulham at St Mary’s. Reuters
Centre midfield: Youri Tielemans (Leicester City) – Was the best player on the pitch at Wembley even before his spectacular 25-yard shot earned Leicester their first FA Cup win. Reuters
Centre midfield: Kalvin Phillips (Leeds United) – Made some brilliant cross-field passes to start the counter-attacks and help Leeds to a 4-0 win at Turf Moor. AFP
Left midfield: Jack Harrison (Leeds United) – Scored the opener and got assists for both of the substitute Rodrigo’s brace as Leeds ran riot at Burnley. Reuters
Centre forward: Daniel Jebbison (Sheffield United) – Marked his first Premier League start in style with a winner against Everton at Goodison Park for the relegated Blades. EPA
Centre forward: Ferran Torres (Manchester City) – Replaced Lionel Messi as the youngest player to score a hat-trick for Pep Guardiola. His treble at Newcastle included a brilliant volley. EPA
