BeSoccer's Premier League Team of the Week
After another week of fixtures see which Premier League players make up our ideal team.
Goalkeeper: Ederson
Whilst unfortunate not to keep a clean sheet, Ederson's top class saves proved to rescue a point for his side away at Turf Moor. The Brazilian's consistency appears to be the answer to City's goalkeeper woes.
Defender: Danilo
Scorer of one of many wonder strikes we saw in the Premier League this weekend, Danilo certainly sent a message to Guardiola who often leaves the full-back on the bench.
Defender: Jack Stephens
With three goals in as many games for the Saints, Stephens has become a real attacking threat from set-pieces. Could the young Saints defender be a shock inclusion in England's World Cup squad?
Defender: Marvin Zeegelaar
Noticing that Chelsea had little to offer upfront, full-back Zeegelaar chose to offer his attacking contribution for the Hornets. With dicing runs down the left wing, he kept Chelsea's right side busy all evening.
Midfielder: Henrik Mkhitaryan
Donning the number of his predecessor Alexis Sánchez, Mkhitaryan certainly lived up to the hype. Providing three assists and controlling the play, he looks to be a valuable addition to Arsenal's midfield.
Midfielder: Mario Lemina
The Gabonese international looked calm, skilled, and experienced at the heart of Southampton's midfield. His strike, which almost burst the net, sparked West Brom's defensive downfall.
Midfielder: Aaron Ramsey
Scoring a hat-trick as a centre midfielder is a feat that only the greats achieve. Although he has been let down by injuries in the past, Ramsey always performs when he wears his team colours.
Midfielder: Fousseni Diabaté
The Mali-born winger was brought in to replace absentee Riyad Mahrez and he did not disappoint. His tricky footwork proved to be a nightmare for the Everton defence on what was a very promising league debut for the youngster.
Forward: Mo Salah
Liverpool's star signing strikes again! The Egyptian's determined attitude on the pitch combined with his skilled and quick control saw him score what is surely a contender for goal of the season.
Forward: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
A debut goal from their new striker is exactly what Arsenal fans needed as reassurance. Aubameyang looked menacing up top for Arsenal and his confidence saw him produce a class finish for his goal.
Forward: Troy Deeney
His style of football is sometimes not the easiest on the eye but Deeney's strength is unrivalled in the game. After getting on the scoresheet himself, the Watford striker made an intelligent decoy run to create space for Deulofeu's masterful solo goal.