In pictures: Premier League Team of Week 4

A long name if not a big one, Kevin Theophile-Catherine, in blue, was terrific on Cardiff City debut against Hull. Matthew Lewis / Getty Images

After 360 minutes of their league season, West Brom still hadn’t scored. Then defender Gareth McAuley, right, ended their long wait. Alastair Grant / AP Photo

The veteran Sylvain Distin, right, was defiant in defence as Everton held on to their lead against Chelsea. Chris Brunskill / Getty Images

Sound in defence and excellent going forward, Danny Rose, right, of Tottenham Hotspur, maintained his fine form. Jamie McDonald / Getty Images

Hatem Ben Arfa, centre, scored one goal, made another and inspired a second successive Newcastle win. Olly Greenwood / AFP

The outstanding start to the season for Aaron Ramsey, left, continued with a brace in the win over Sunderland. Scott Heppell / AP Photo

A master-class from Gareth Barry, left, in the win against Chelsea, made all the more impressive as it was his debut for Everton. Chris Brunskill / Getty Images

Gylfi Sigurdsson, charged with replacing the sold Gareth Bale on the left wing at Tottenham Hotspur, scored twice. Tim Parker / AP Photo

Mesut Ozil, right, Arsene Wenger’s new creator-in-chief, set up a goal 11 minutes into his Arsenal career. Great start. Nigel Roddis / Reuters

Olivier Giroud, Arsenal's target man, just keeps on scoring. He has found the net in every league game. Ian MacNicol / AFP