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Centre forward: Heung-Min Son (Tottenham) – Scored arguably the best of Spurs’ four goals against Sheffield United, after having a first brilliant strike disallowed. Getty Images

Goalkeeper: Jordan Pickford (Everton) – Made a series of brilliant saves to deny Ollie Watkins and Bertrand Traore and did not deserve to finish on the losing side against Aston Villa. EPA

Right-back: Kyle Walker-Peters (Southampton) – A hugely defiant display, including one header that saved a goal, as Southampton’s 10 men frustrated Leicester on Friday. AP

Centre-back: Lewis Dunk (Brighton) – The captain produced a man-of-the-match display to keep Leeds unusually quiet as Brighton got the win to keep them up. AP

Centre-back: Aymeric Laporte (Manchester City) – Has been in terrific form of late and defended admirably and passed the ball well in the win at Selhurst Park to take City to the brink of the title. Reuters

Left-back: Sergio Reguilon (Tottenham) – Part of a Spurs side who ran riot against Sheffield United. Reguilon raided forward enthusiastically and effectively. Reuters

Right midfield: Gareth Bale (Tottenham) – A first Premier League hat-trick since 2012 came with some brilliant finishes and prompted questions if Spurs should have used him more. Getty Images

Centre midfield: Mason Mount (Chelsea) – A delightful touch to set up one of Kai Havertz’s brace against Fulham helped win a London derby and again showed what a class player he is. Getty Images

Centre midfield: Mohamed Elneny (Arsenal) – Scored a belated first Premier League goal, almost got another and set the tone for a dominant display at Newcastle. Reuters

Left midfield: Anwar El Ghazi (Aston Villa) – The Dutchman’s wonderful winner at Goodison Park showed he found a fine way to deputise for the injured Jack Grealish. AFP

Centre forward: Michail Antonio (West Ham) – A swift brace turned a deficit at Burnley into a lead and helped West Ham keep their pursuit of Champions League football going. EPA

Centre forward: Heung-Min Son (Tottenham) – Scored arguably the best of Spurs’ four goals against Sheffield United, after having a first brilliant strike disallowed. Getty Images

Goalkeeper: Jordan Pickford (Everton) – Made a series of brilliant saves to deny Ollie Watkins and Bertrand Traore and did not deserve to finish on the losing side against Aston Villa. EPA

Right-back: Kyle Walker-Peters (Southampton) – A hugely defiant display, including one header that saved a goal, as Southampton’s 10 men frustrated Leicester on Friday. AP

Centre-back: Lewis Dunk (Brighton) – The captain produced a man-of-the-match display to keep Leeds unusually quiet as Brighton got the win to keep them up. AP

Centre-back: Aymeric Laporte (Manchester City) – Has been in terrific form of late and defended admirably and passed the ball well in the win at Selhurst Park to take City to the brink of the title. Reuters

Left-back: Sergio Reguilon (Tottenham) – Part of a Spurs side who ran riot against Sheffield United. Reguilon raided forward enthusiastically and effectively. Reuters

Right midfield: Gareth Bale (Tottenham) – A first Premier League hat-trick since 2012 came with some brilliant finishes and prompted questions if Spurs should have used him more. Getty Images

Centre midfield: Mason Mount (Chelsea) – A delightful touch to set up one of Kai Havertz’s brace against Fulham helped win a London derby and again showed what a class player he is. Getty Images

Centre midfield: Mohamed Elneny (Arsenal) – Scored a belated first Premier League goal, almost got another and set the tone for a dominant display at Newcastle. Reuters

Left midfield: Anwar El Ghazi (Aston Villa) – The Dutchman’s wonderful winner at Goodison Park showed he found a fine way to deputise for the injured Jack Grealish. AFP

Centre forward: Michail Antonio (West Ham) – A swift brace turned a deficit at Burnley into a lead and helped West Ham keep their pursuit of Champions League football going. EPA

Centre forward: Heung-Min Son (Tottenham) – Scored arguably the best of Spurs’ four goals against Sheffield United, after having a first brilliant strike disallowed. Getty Images

Chelsea's classy midfielder and Tottenham's hat-trick hero make XI: Premier League team of the week

The 4-0 win over Sheffield United sees three Spurs players included in this week's lineup

May 04, 2021

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