Centre forward: Callum Wilson (Newcastle United) – His brace helped Newcastle into a 4-0 lead at Leicester. They could not cope with him, and he has been a fine signing. Reuters
Goalkeeper: Alisson (Liverpool) – Ralph Hasenhuttl lamented the “massive saves” Alisson made after his six stops helped Liverpool keep a clean sheet and beat Southampton. Reuters
Right-back: Reece James (Chelsea) – Produced a barnstorming display as he tormented Benjamin Mendy and gave Chelsea superiority on their right in the win at the Etihad Stadium. EPA
Centre-back: Cesar Azpilicueta (Chelsea) – Did not just defend terrifically to frustrate Manchester City. He also surged forward to set up Hakim Ziyech’s equaliser. Reuters
Centre-back: James Tarkowski (Burnley) – Made one brilliant goal-saving intervention and a series of other fine challenges in the win at Fulham that kept Burnley up. AFP
Left-back: Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) – Showed his talent and versatility by dropping into defence by still attacking brilliantly to inspire victory over West Brom. Reuters
Right midfield: Stuart Dallas (Leeds United) – His remarkable season just keeps getting better and Dallas’ opener against Spurs was part of a terrific display. AFP
Centre midfield: Allan (Everton) – West Ham had 68 per cent of possession but no shots on target, which helps show how well Allan did to thwart them and set up Everton’s win. AFP
Centre midfield: Joe Willock (Newcastle United) – A revelation, he scored for a fourth consecutive game to set Newcastle on their way to their best result of the season at Leicester. AFP
Left midfield: Jack Harrison (Leeds United) – Serge Aurier may not forget Harrison for a while after he ran him ragged as Leeds troubled Tottenham’s porous defence. Reuters
Centre forward: Mason Greenwood (Manchester United) – Continued his fine run of scoring form with a brilliantly taken goal to put United ahead against Aston Villa. Reuters
Centre forward: Callum Wilson (Newcastle United) – His brace helped Newcastle into a 4-0 lead at Leicester. They could not cope with him, and he has been a fine signing. Reuters
Goalkeeper: Alisson (Liverpool) – Ralph Hasenhuttl lamented the “massive saves” Alisson made after his six stops helped Liverpool keep a clean sheet and beat Southampton. Reuters
Right-back: Reece James (Chelsea) – Produced a barnstorming display as he tormented Benjamin Mendy and gave Chelsea superiority on their right in the win at the Etihad Stadium. EPA
Centre-back: Cesar Azpilicueta (Chelsea) – Did not just defend terrifically to frustrate Manchester City. He also surged forward to set up Hakim Ziyech’s equaliser. Reuters
Centre-back: James Tarkowski (Burnley) – Made one brilliant goal-saving intervention and a series of other fine challenges in the win at Fulham that kept Burnley up. AFP
Left-back: Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) – Showed his talent and versatility by dropping into defence by still attacking brilliantly to inspire victory over West Brom. Reuters
Right midfield: Stuart Dallas (Leeds United) – His remarkable season just keeps getting better and Dallas’ opener against Spurs was part of a terrific display. AFP
Centre midfield: Allan (Everton) – West Ham had 68 per cent of possession but no shots on target, which helps show how well Allan did to thwart them and set up Everton’s win. AFP
Centre midfield: Joe Willock (Newcastle United) – A revelation, he scored for a fourth consecutive game to set Newcastle on their way to their best result of the season at Leicester. AFP
Left midfield: Jack Harrison (Leeds United) – Serge Aurier may not forget Harrison for a while after he ran him ragged as Leeds troubled Tottenham’s porous defence. Reuters
Centre forward: Mason Greenwood (Manchester United) – Continued his fine run of scoring form with a brilliantly taken goal to put United ahead against Aston Villa. Reuters
Centre forward: Callum Wilson (Newcastle United) – His brace helped Newcastle into a 4-0 lead at Leicester. They could not cope with him, and he has been a fine signing. Reuters
