Striker: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) – His 11th City hat-trick was a display of predatory finishing and got them back to winning ways after the defeat to Liverpool. Shaun Botterill / Getty Images
Goalkeeper: David de Gea (Manchester United) – The man with the most clean sheets in the division kept another, aided by a couple of important saves, at Burnley. Phil Noble / Reuters
Right-back: Moritz Bauer (Stoke) – The Austrian helped Stoke keep their first clean sheet since October to give indications he may be the answer to their problem position. Carl Recine / Reuters
Centre-back: Phil Jones (Manchester United) – Produced a commanding performance at the back as United kept a fifth consecutive clean sheet in victory at Burnley. Phil Noble/ Reuters
Centre-back: Steve Cook (Bournemouth) – A solid display as he and Bournemouth fared better against West Ham’s in-form forwards than most to take a vital point. Tony O' Brien / Reuters
Left-back: Nacho Monreal (Arsenal) – The unlikely destroyer scored one goal and made two more as Arsenal rushed into a 4-0 lead against Crystal Palace. Clive Mason / Getty Images
Right midfield: Willian (Chelsea) – Combined superbly with Eden Hazard, scored and suggested he should have been playing more often with his display at Brighton. Gareth Fuller / AP Photo
Centre midfield: Mesut Ozil (Arsenal) – While Arsenal have lost Alexis Sanchez, Ozil returned to the team and played some delightful passes in the rout of Palace. Dylan Martinez / Reuters
Centre midfield: Joe Allen (Stoke) – Scored the first goal of Paul Lambert’s reign and helped them record the Scot’s first win as they beat Huddersfield 2-0. Peter Powell / Reuters
Left midfield: Eden Hazard (Chelsea) – A sparkling, superb display as he struck twice for a Chelsea team who had been short of goals recently. He was unstoppable. Mike Hewitt / Getty Images
Striker: Jamie Vardy (Leicester) – Helped end Marco Silva’s reign at Watford by scoring against them, troubling them with his pace and bursting behind the defence. Matthew Childs / Reuters
Striker: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) – His 11th City hat-trick was a display of predatory finishing and got them back to winning ways after the defeat to Liverpool. Shaun Botterill / Getty Images
Goalkeeper: David de Gea (Manchester United) – The man with the most clean sheets in the division kept another, aided by a couple of important saves, at Burnley. Phil Noble / Reuters
Right-back: Moritz Bauer (Stoke) – The Austrian helped Stoke keep their first clean sheet since October to give indications he may be the answer to their problem position. Carl Recine / Reuters
Centre-back: Phil Jones (Manchester United) – Produced a commanding performance at the back as United kept a fifth consecutive clean sheet in victory at Burnley. Phil Noble/ Reuters
Centre-back: Steve Cook (Bournemouth) – A solid display as he and Bournemouth fared better against West Ham’s in-form forwards than most to take a vital point. Tony O' Brien / Reuters
Left-back: Nacho Monreal (Arsenal) – The unlikely destroyer scored one goal and made two more as Arsenal rushed into a 4-0 lead against Crystal Palace. Clive Mason / Getty Images
Right midfield: Willian (Chelsea) – Combined superbly with Eden Hazard, scored and suggested he should have been playing more often with his display at Brighton. Gareth Fuller / AP Photo
Centre midfield: Mesut Ozil (Arsenal) – While Arsenal have lost Alexis Sanchez, Ozil returned to the team and played some delightful passes in the rout of Palace. Dylan Martinez / Reuters
Centre midfield: Joe Allen (Stoke) – Scored the first goal of Paul Lambert’s reign and helped them record the Scot’s first win as they beat Huddersfield 2-0. Peter Powell / Reuters
Left midfield: Eden Hazard (Chelsea) – A sparkling, superb display as he struck twice for a Chelsea team who had been short of goals recently. He was unstoppable. Mike Hewitt / Getty Images
Striker: Jamie Vardy (Leicester) – Helped end Marco Silva’s reign at Watford by scoring against them, troubling them with his pace and bursting behind the defence. Matthew Childs / Reuters
Striker: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) – His 11th City hat-trick was a display of predatory finishing and got them back to winning ways after the defeat to Liverpool. Shaun Botterill / Getty Images
