ST Cameron Archer (Sheffield United)
Scored an absolute stunner in Sheffield United’s 2-1 win against Wolves as the promoted side earned their first victory of the season. Getty Images
GK Thomas Kaminski (Luton Town)
PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM OF THE WEEK (4-4-2): Produced a series of strong saves in the face of constant Liverpool pressure as Luton almost claimed a famous victory, only for Luis Diaz to head home an equalShow more
RB Ola Aina (Nottingham Forest)
Scored a superb opening goal and defended well as Forest secured an impressive 2-0 win over the in-form Aston Villa. PA
CB Jamaal Lascelles (Newcastle)
A proper captain’s performance from the Newcastle defender in a fiery and controversial 1-0 win over Arsenal. Strong in the tackle and won countless headers in the box. EPA
CB Joachim Andersen (Crystal Palace)
A regular fixture in this XI this season, the Dane had another excellent game in Palace’s 2-0 win at Burnley. His sliding tackle on Luca Koleosho was pure defensive poetry. AP
LB Harry Toffolo (Nottingham Forest)
Assisted both goals in Forest’s win over Villa, even if Mangala’s goal was more a product of Emi Martinez’s mistake. Defensively, kept the usually dangerous Moussa Diaby quiet. Getty Images
RM Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Another eye-catching performance from Chelsea’s talented winger. Brought class and composure to a chaotic London derby, equalising from the penalty spot and laying on the assist for Jackson’s hat-tricShow more
CM Bernardo Silva (Manchester City)
A world-class display from a world-class midfielder in City’s 6-1 destruction of Bournemouth. Silva helped himself to two goals and was generally unplayable. EPA
CM Joelinton (Newcastle)
A powerhouse performance in midfield from the Brazilian in the win that ended Arsenal’s unbeaten start to the season. His days as a misfiring striker feel like a distant memory. AFP
LM Jeremy Doku (Manchester City)
The French winger’s first statement performance since his summer move to City. Doku opened the scoring against Bournemouth then became the eighth player in Premier League history to register four assiShow more
ST Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea)
Took full advantage of nine-man Tottenham’s high defensive line as the Senegalese striker played to his strengths of running in behind to score his first hat-trick for Chelsea. Getty ImagesST Cameron Archer (Sheffield United)
Scored an absolute stunner in Sheffield United’s 2-1 win against Wolves as the promoted side earned their first victory of the season. Getty ImagesGK Thomas Kaminski (Luton Town)
PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM OF THE WEEK (4-4-2): Produced a series of strong saves in the face of constant Liverpool pressure as Luton almost claimed a famous victory, only for Luis Diaz to head home an equalShow moreRB Ola Aina (Nottingham Forest)
Scored a superb opening goal and defended well as Forest secured an impressive 2-0 win over the in-form Aston Villa. PACB Jamaal Lascelles (Newcastle)
A proper captain’s performance from the Newcastle defender in a fiery and controversial 1-0 win over Arsenal. Strong in the tackle and won countless headers in the box. EPACB Joachim Andersen (Crystal Palace)
A regular fixture in this XI this season, the Dane had another excellent game in Palace’s 2-0 win at Burnley. His sliding tackle on Luca Koleosho was pure defensive poetry. APLB Harry Toffolo (Nottingham Forest)
Assisted both goals in Forest’s win over Villa, even if Mangala’s goal was more a product of Emi Martinez’s mistake. Defensively, kept the usually dangerous Moussa Diaby quiet. Getty ImagesRM Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Another eye-catching performance from Chelsea’s talented winger. Brought class and composure to a chaotic London derby, equalising from the penalty spot and laying on the assist for Jackson’s hat-tricShow moreCM Bernardo Silva (Manchester City)
A world-class display from a world-class midfielder in City’s 6-1 destruction of Bournemouth. Silva helped himself to two goals and was generally unplayable. EPACM Joelinton (Newcastle)
A powerhouse performance in midfield from the Brazilian in the win that ended Arsenal’s unbeaten start to the season. His days as a misfiring striker feel like a distant memory. AFPLM Jeremy Doku (Manchester City)
The French winger’s first statement performance since his summer move to City. Doku opened the scoring against Bournemouth then became the eighth player in Premier League history to register four assiShow moreST Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea)
Took full advantage of nine-man Tottenham’s high defensive line as the Senegalese striker played to his strengths of running in behind to score his first hat-trick for Chelsea. Getty Images