Salah & Rashford lead Premier League Team of the Week

Kepa became just the second goalkeeper to keep a clean sheet against Manchester City this season after Liverpool's Alisson.

Red Devils captain Young scored and assisted in the same Premier League game for the first time since April 2015.

Sokratis helped Arsenal to a clean sheet against Huddersfield Town, making five interceptions in the process; three more than any other Gunners player.

No Chelsea player made more recoveries (seven) or clearances (seven) against Manchester City than David Luiz while he also secured the points for the Blues with his second-half goal.

No Liverpool player had more touches (97), tackles (four) or clearances (three) than Robertson in their 4-0 victory over Bournemouth.

Anderson has scored five goals in his last six league games, as many as his previous 34 combined for both the Hammers and Lazio.

Mata is only the third Spanish player to both score 50+ goals and register 50+ assists in Premier League history after Cesc Fabregas and David Silva.

Snodgrass scored his first Premier League goal for West Ham against Crystal Palace, and his first for any club since January 2017 for Hull City against West Brom, 705 days ago.

Rashford was involved in three goals in a Premier League match for the first time since February 2016 against Arsenal – his debut in the competition.

Salah has scored the opening goal in more Premier League games than any other player this season (seven).

Son was directly involved in six of Spurs’ seven shots against Leicester (four shots, two chances created).