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Eberechi Eze, Arsenal, £7.7m – Chelsea (a)
Why not ride the hot hand of London derby hero Eze?
His hat-trick against Spurs was not out of the blue and he makes this team of the week before because of his underlying statistics.
With 31 shots in 11 starts, Eze leads the way among Arsenal players. He had six in the derby alone.
The only note of caution is that he
Jordan Pickford, Everton, goalkeeper, £5.1m – Manchester United (h)
United have scored just twice in their past four league games while Everton are flying under David Moyes.
While the Toffees may not be razor sharp at the back, they still have two clean sheets in their past four and home advantage here.
Pickford racks up save points too and even has an assist in him.
Gabriel, Arsenal, £6.3m – West
Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool): This is the first time you’re going to hear me say this and probably the last. I was at the game and I would pay a huge amount of money to watch that. He was incredible: passing range, fitness, endeavour, defensive work as well as attacking work. He hit the bar. I thought he was excellent. Player of the weekend by a country mile.
Josko Gvardiol (Manchester
Dango Ouattara came off the bench to rescue a point for Bournemouth at Fulham as both sides took their unbeaten runs to seven Premier League games.
With the Cherries pushing forward in search of a late leveller, Outtara latched on to a loose ball in the box in the 89th minute and produced a cheeky dink over the onrushing Bernd Leno.
Harry Wilson thought he had given Fulham all three