Chelsea, Liverpool, Brighton and Crystal Palace each have two players in the Premier League team of the week after the weekend's promotion. Tottenham, Bournemouth and Aston Villa are also represented in the XI.
Dean Henderson (Crystal Palace) – 8.49
Crystal Palace had to work on Saturday for their 1-0 win over Ipswich, where Dean Henderson did enough to deal with the Premier League team of the week with a WHOSOSCored rating of 8.49. Henderson was forced into seven Saves and won one air duel in a clean sheet that has the display.
Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) -7.90
Trent Alexander-Arnold is the first of two representatives of Liverpool in the best XI who achieved a WHOSOSCored rating of 7.90 in Saturday's 3-1 victory over Southampton. The 26-year-old made good progress after he had completed four dribbles and made two important passes, while another three tackles and two intercepts turned a solid show from the Reds star.
Jan Paul van Hecke (Brighton) – 8.25
Brighton came from behind to save all loot against Fulham on Saturday, with Jan Paul van Hecke the star artist for the Seagulls. The 24-year-old scored Brighton's equalizer with one of the two efforts and worked hard and made six approvals and two tackles to help his side to victory.
Tyrone Mings (Aston Villa) – 7.69
Collaboration of Van Hecke in the heart of the defense is Tyrone Mings of Aston Villa, who brought back a WHOSOSCORED rating of 7.69 in their 1-0 win in Brentford. Mings broke in with six clearance, three interceptions and one tackle to secure his place in the side.
Marc Cucurella (Chelsea) – 8.06
Marc Cucurella completed the defense and scored the only goal of Chelsea in their 1-0 win over Lowly Leicester on Sunday, with one of the two shots. Cucurella was of vital because the blues also managed a clean slate, and six clears, one tackle and one interception on the way to a WHOSOSCored rating of 8.06.
Pape Sarr (Tottenham) – 8.16
Pape Sarr led the comeback in Tottenham's final 2-2 draw with Bournemouth until Sunday. SARR got better from Kepa with his cross-cum-shot in the second half in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, while three important steps, three tackles and two interceptions the 22-year-old country saw a WHOSCoNed rating of 8.16.
Moises Caicedo (Chelsea) – 8.04
The second Chelsea player in the side, Moises Caicedo was a ball extraction machine in a dominant display against Leicester, which made four tackles and three intercepts in the 1-0 win. The Ecuadorian also completed two dribbles and made a key pass to make the XI with a WHOSOSCORED rating of 8.04.
Marcus Tavernier (Bournemouth) – 8.07
Marcus Tavernier scored his third competition goal of the season in the final 2-2 draw of Bournemouth with Tottenham, making Guglielmo Vicario one of the three shots on Sunday. The wing player of the Cherries was unfortunate not to add an assistant with three important steps, while another four tackles De Tavernier saw a WHOSCoNed rating of 8.07.
Ismaila Sarr (Crystal Palace) – 8.64
With a WHOSCord rating of 8.64, Crystal Palace attacker Ismaila Sarr is the Premier League player of the week. SARR scored the only goal of his side in their 1-0 win over Ipswich, Netden with one of the three shots and won four air duels in the success of Thuis. The Senegal International also succeeded in a fine show in a fine show.
Luis Diaz (Liverpool) – 8.27
The second Liverpool player in the side, Luis Diaz registered his fourth assist of the season, because the Reds claimed a 3-1 victory over Lowly Southampton, but he had managed to have created more six goals. Diaz also completed three dribbles and made one tackle and one interception to safeguard his place of the week with a WHOSCORED -Rating of 8.27.
Joao Pedro Brighton) – 7.71
The calmest man at the Amex on Saturday afternoon, Joao Pedro was immediately involved in a goal for the fourth game that a 97th minute penalty had caught a 2-1 victory over Fulham. Pedro defeated Bernd Leno with one of the four efforts at the weekend to take the lead in this XI with a WHOSCored rating of 7.71.
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