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Centre forward: Sadio Mane (Liverpool) – Arsenal just could not handle the speedy Senegalese as his kept up his record of scoring in every league game so far this season. Carl Recine / Reuters

Goalkeeper: Kasper Schmeichel (Leicester City) – Did something his great father Peter never managed by saving a Premier League penalty at Old Trafford. Andrew Yates / Reuters

Right-back: Tommy Smith (Huddersfield Town) – The captain ensured the promoted club still have not conceded a league goal this season with a late clearance off his line. Ed Sykes / Reuters

Centre-back: Mike van der Hoorn (Swansea City) – Only in the side because of injuries, he was a rock at the back as Swansea secured their first win of the season by beating Crystal Palace. Christopher Lee / Getty Images

Centre-back: Ben Mee (Burnley) – Chris Wood earned Burnley a surprise point at Wembley but defender Mee was just as important as Spurs only scored once. Matthew Childs / Reuters

Left-back: Charlie Daniels (Bournemouth) – Scored arguably the goal of his life and did not deserve to end up on the losing side against Manchester City. Dylan Martinez / Reuters

Right midfield: Matt Ritchie (Newcastle United) – Played a part in two goals and showed the class of his delivery from the right flank to earn Newcastle their first win of the season. Scott Heppell / Reuters

Centre midfield: Emre Can (Liverpool) – Liverpool had a host of outstanding performances against Anfield but the dominant Can was arguably the pick of a brilliant bunch. Carl Recine / Reuters

Centre midfield: Cesc Fabregas (Chelsea) – Sent off on his first league appearance of the season, the Spaniard scored on his second to help see off Everton. Hannah McKay / Reuters

Left midfield: Marcus Rashford (Manchester United) – Came off the bench to score the first goal and set up the second as United beat Leicester to maintain their 100 per cent start. Carl Recine / Reuters

Centre forward: Roberto Firmino (Liverpool) – Superb against first Hoffenheim and then Arsenal, the Brazilian scored the all-important opener against Arsenal. Michael Regan / Getty Images

Centre forward: Sadio Mane (Liverpool) – Arsenal just could not handle the speedy Senegalese as his kept up his record of scoring in every league game so far this season. Carl Recine / Reuters

Goalkeeper: Kasper Schmeichel (Leicester City) – Did something his great father Peter never managed by saving a Premier League penalty at Old Trafford. Andrew Yates / Reuters

Right-back: Tommy Smith (Huddersfield Town) – The captain ensured the promoted club still have not conceded a league goal this season with a late clearance off his line. Ed Sykes / Reuters

Centre-back: Mike van der Hoorn (Swansea City) – Only in the side because of injuries, he was a rock at the back as Swansea secured their first win of the season by beating Crystal Palace. Christopher Lee / Getty Images

Centre-back: Ben Mee (Burnley) – Chris Wood earned Burnley a surprise point at Wembley but defender Mee was just as important as Spurs only scored once. Matthew Childs / Reuters

Left-back: Charlie Daniels (Bournemouth) – Scored arguably the goal of his life and did not deserve to end up on the losing side against Manchester City. Dylan Martinez / Reuters

Right midfield: Matt Ritchie (Newcastle United) – Played a part in two goals and showed the class of his delivery from the right flank to earn Newcastle their first win of the season. Scott Heppell / Reuters

Centre midfield: Emre Can (Liverpool) – Liverpool had a host of outstanding performances against Anfield but the dominant Can was arguably the pick of a brilliant bunch. Carl Recine / Reuters

Centre midfield: Cesc Fabregas (Chelsea) – Sent off on his first league appearance of the season, the Spaniard scored on his second to help see off Everton. Hannah McKay / Reuters

Left midfield: Marcus Rashford (Manchester United) – Came off the bench to score the first goal and set up the second as United beat Leicester to maintain their 100 per cent start. Carl Recine / Reuters

Centre forward: Roberto Firmino (Liverpool) – Superb against first Hoffenheim and then Arsenal, the Brazilian scored the all-important opener against Arsenal. Michael Regan / Getty Images

Centre forward: Sadio Mane (Liverpool) – Arsenal just could not handle the speedy Senegalese as his kept up his record of scoring in every league game so far this season. Carl Recine / Reuters

Liverpool well represented as Fabregas scores on Chelsea return: Premier League team of the week

Who makes Richard Jolly's best XI from the latest round of Premier League matches? Click through the photo gallery to find out.

August 28, 2017

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