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Premier League Team of the Week: Rooney and Salah shine

The Everton striker netted from inside his own half as part of an eye-catching hat-trick, while Liverpool's in-form forward was among the goals again

LUKASZ FABIANKSI | SWANSEA CITY

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Fabianski has made 60 saves in the Premier League this season, more than any other 'keeper. His latest outing saw him keep Chelsea down to one goal at Stamford Bridge.

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JONJOE KENNY | EVERTON

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Kenny created a team-high two goal-scoring chances for his Everton team-mates in a 4-0 mauling of West Ham, including one assist.

ANTONIO RUDIGER | CHELSEA

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Rudiger scored his first Premier League goal in his 10th appearance in the competition as Chelsea edged their way to a 1-0 victory over Swansea.

ANDREAS CHRISTENSEN | CHELSEA

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Of players to attempt 40+ passes on MD14, Christensen was the only one to complete all of his (45//45). His efforts helped Chelsea to a hard-fought victory and an important clean sheet.

ASHLEY YOUNG | MANCHESTER UNITED

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Young scored his first Premier League brace at Vicarage Road since October 2006, while playing for Watford as a 21-year-old (v Fulham), as Manchester United recorded a 4-2 victory over the Hornets.

KEVIN DE BRUYNE | MANCHESTER CITY

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Since his Premier League debut for Manchester City in September 2015, De Bruyne has had a hand in 51 goals in the competition (17 goals, 34 assists), more than any other midfielder in that time.

IDRISSA GUEYE | EVERTON

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Gueye has made more tackles (51) and attempted more passes (694) than any other Everton player in the Premier League this season. His latest dogged display helped to see the Toffees past West Ham.

MOHAMED SALAH | LIVERPOOL

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Salah’s haul of 12 goals in his first 14 Premier League games for Liverpool is a club record. He netted two late efforts after stepping off the bench in the Reds' 3-0 victory away at Stoke.

Salah 5/1 to be PL top scorer

WAYNE ROONEY | EVERTON

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Rooney’s hat-trick against West Ham came 2272 days since his last treble (September 10, 2011) – the longest gap between two hat-tricks by a player in Premier League history.

MESUT OZIL | ARSENAL

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Ozil had a hand in three goals in a single Premier League game for the first time in his career (one goal, two assists) as Arsenal made light work of Huddersfield in a 5-0 victory at Emirates Stadium.

OLIVIER GIROUD | ARSENAL

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Giroud has scored 16 goals as a substitute in the Premier League, the fourth highest tally in the competition (Jermain Defoe 23, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Kanu 17). He boosted that tally with a double against Huddersfield.