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Centre forward: Timo Werner (Chelsea) – Ended his 1,000-minute, 15-game Premier League drought with a well-deserved goal against Newcastle. Helped create the opener, too. Getty Images

Goalkeeper: Emiliano Martinez (Aston Villa) – Dean Smith admitted his team were poor but Martinez’s nine saves, some superb, earned Villa a stalemate at Brighton. AFP

Right-back: Matt Lowton (Burnley) – Ended an eight-year wait for a Premier League goal in spectacular style with a volley in the 3-0 win at Crystal Palace. Getty Images

Centre-back: John Stones (Manchester City) – Another game, another clean sheet as Stones helped snuff out Tottenham by keeping Harry Kane quiet at the Etihad. Getty Images

Centre-back: Issa Diop (West Ham) – Scored a rare goal and excelled at his defensive duties as Sheffield United were subdued by the in-form Hammers. PA

Left-back: Ola Aina (Fulham) – One of the architects of a shock. Surged forward to set up one of Josh Maja’s brace but also did well in his own half. AP

Right midfield: Pedro Neto (Wolves) – Switched flanks at half-time and scored a spectacular winner in the comeback victory over Southampton. AP

Centre midfield: Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester) – Made a magnificent 19 ball recoveries in an outstanding display against Liverpool – and also played a part in Leicester’s third goal. Reuters

Centre midfield: Ilkay Gundogan (Manchester City) – Continued his extraordinary goalscoring form with a double to defeat Tottenham. Showed more clinical finishing. Reuters

Left midfield: Harvey Barnes (Leicester) – Ran Liverpool ragged in the closing stages, completing Leicester’s memorable victory with a well-taken third goal. AP

Centre forward: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal) – Put a tough time in his personal life and a slow start to the season behind him with a first Premier League hat-trick against Leeds. PA

Centre forward: Timo Werner (Chelsea) – Ended his 1,000-minute, 15-game Premier League drought with a well-deserved goal against Newcastle. Helped create the opener, too. Getty Images

Goalkeeper: Emiliano Martinez (Aston Villa) – Dean Smith admitted his team were poor but Martinez’s nine saves, some superb, earned Villa a stalemate at Brighton. AFP

Right-back: Matt Lowton (Burnley) – Ended an eight-year wait for a Premier League goal in spectacular style with a volley in the 3-0 win at Crystal Palace. Getty Images

Centre-back: John Stones (Manchester City) – Another game, another clean sheet as Stones helped snuff out Tottenham by keeping Harry Kane quiet at the Etihad. Getty Images

Centre-back: Issa Diop (West Ham) – Scored a rare goal and excelled at his defensive duties as Sheffield United were subdued by the in-form Hammers. PA

Left-back: Ola Aina (Fulham) – One of the architects of a shock. Surged forward to set up one of Josh Maja’s brace but also did well in his own half. AP

Right midfield: Pedro Neto (Wolves) – Switched flanks at half-time and scored a spectacular winner in the comeback victory over Southampton. AP

Centre midfield: Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester) – Made a magnificent 19 ball recoveries in an outstanding display against Liverpool – and also played a part in Leicester’s third goal. Reuters

Centre midfield: Ilkay Gundogan (Manchester City) – Continued his extraordinary goalscoring form with a double to defeat Tottenham. Showed more clinical finishing. Reuters

Left midfield: Harvey Barnes (Leicester) – Ran Liverpool ragged in the closing stages, completing Leicester’s memorable victory with a well-taken third goal. AP

Centre forward: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal) – Put a tough time in his personal life and a slow start to the season behind him with a first Premier League hat-trick against Leeds. PA

Centre forward: Timo Werner (Chelsea) – Ended his 1,000-minute, 15-game Premier League drought with a well-deserved goal against Newcastle. Helped create the opener, too. Getty Images

Manchester City duo joined by Arsenal's hat-trick hero: Premier League team of the week

Leicester City also have two players in the XI after the 3-1 win over Liverpool

February 16, 2021

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