LW Rasmus Hojlund (Manchester United)
A superb turn of pace and skill to unlock the West Ham defence to break the deadlock at Old Trafford and showed excellent close control in tight situations. Getty
GK Mark Flekken (Brentford)
(4-3-3 formation): Made nine saves before the break against Manchester City and also credited with an assist for Neal Maupay. Didn't deserve to be on the losing side. AFP
RB Diogo Dalot (Manchester United)
Came from nowhere to put an important block on Jarrod Bowen as the West Ham striker was about to pull the trigger. A goal then would have given the Hammers a lifeline, but instead inspired Manchester Show more
CB Jarrad Branthwaite (Everton)
A towering presence in both boxes and scored Everton's late equaliser to salvage a 2-2 draw against Tottenham. Getty
CB Micky van de Ven (Tottenham)
The Dutchman is as no-nonsense as it gets, preferring to clear the danger rather than initiate attacks. Crucial interceptions to stop several Everton players in their tracks. AP
LB Alex Moreno (Aston Villa)
The young Spaniard has excelled under countryman Unai Emery to the point where he may have legitimate claims to be the best performing left-back in the league this season. Capped another impressive diShow more
CM Matheus Cunha (Wolves)
One of several Wolves players who could easily have made this team but his hat-trick ensured a first victory at Stamford Bridge since 1979 for the visitors. PA
CM John McGinn (Aston Villa)
The captain's industry established the away side's early dominance against bottom club Sheffield United, as did his goal. Villa sitting pretty in fourth place. Getty
CM Phil Foden (Manchester City)
Moved to his preferred central role, Foden helped himself to a hat-trick in the 3-1 win over Brentford. His manager reckons he is playing the best football of his City career. With four goals and fourShow more
RF Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United)
Upped his game in the second half after a low-key first 45 minutes against West Ham. Scored United's second goal, via the aid of a deflection, to calm United nerves and held his own to slot home to maShow more
CF Richarlison (Tottenham Hotspur)
Two excellent goals against his former Goodison employers. The Brazilian is one of the best in the division with his back to goal as well. GettyLW Rasmus Hojlund (Manchester United)
A superb turn of pace and skill to unlock the West Ham defence to break the deadlock at Old Trafford and showed excellent close control in tight situations. GettyGK Mark Flekken (Brentford)
(4-3-3 formation): Made nine saves before the break against Manchester City and also credited with an assist for Neal Maupay. Didn't deserve to be on the losing side. AFPRB Diogo Dalot (Manchester United)
Came from nowhere to put an important block on Jarrod Bowen as the West Ham striker was about to pull the trigger. A goal then would have given the Hammers a lifeline, but instead inspired Manchester Show moreCB Jarrad Branthwaite (Everton)
A towering presence in both boxes and scored Everton's late equaliser to salvage a 2-2 draw against Tottenham. GettyCB Micky van de Ven (Tottenham)
The Dutchman is as no-nonsense as it gets, preferring to clear the danger rather than initiate attacks. Crucial interceptions to stop several Everton players in their tracks. APLB Alex Moreno (Aston Villa)
The young Spaniard has excelled under countryman Unai Emery to the point where he may have legitimate claims to be the best performing left-back in the league this season. Capped another impressive diShow moreCM Matheus Cunha (Wolves)
One of several Wolves players who could easily have made this team but his hat-trick ensured a first victory at Stamford Bridge since 1979 for the visitors. PACM John McGinn (Aston Villa)
The captain's industry established the away side's early dominance against bottom club Sheffield United, as did his goal. Villa sitting pretty in fourth place. GettyCM Phil Foden (Manchester City)
Moved to his preferred central role, Foden helped himself to a hat-trick in the 3-1 win over Brentford. His manager reckons he is playing the best football of his City career. With four goals and fourShow moreRF Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United)
Upped his game in the second half after a low-key first 45 minutes against West Ham. Scored United's second goal, via the aid of a deflection, to calm United nerves and held his own to slot home to maShow moreCF Richarlison (Tottenham Hotspur)
Two excellent goals against his former Goodison employers. The Brazilian is one of the best in the division with his back to goal as well. GettyLW Rasmus Hojlund (Manchester United)
A superb turn of pace and skill to unlock the West Ham defence to break the deadlock at Old Trafford and showed excellent close control in tight situations. GettyFoden, Cunha and Garnacho dazzle: Premier League team of the week
Matchweek 23 was the highest scoring in Premier League history with 45 goals
