The Premier League is back and back here starts a weekly analysis of the best 11 players in every round of matches. Here are the best players from the first round.<\/p>\n
Six new signings were on show from the start for hosts Fulham<\/a> but it was the experience and chemistry of Palace<\/a> – fielding zero new signings – that got the better of the Premier League new boys.<\/p>\n Keeper Wayne Hennessey was at his best, denying Aleksandar Mitrovic on a number of occasions to maintain the clean sheet. The 31-year-old Welsh goalkeeper faces competition from new signing Vicente Guaita from Getafe but did his chances of starting the next game no harm whatsoever with this impressive shutout.<\/p>\n The 21-year -old was another star performer for Palace on Saturday, getting an assist and contributing to an impressive clean sheet as part of the Palace rear guard.<\/p>\n Wan-Bissaka repaid the faith shown by manager Roy Hodgson, picking the youngster over the experienced Martin Kelly and Joel Ward. His run and perfectly-weighted pass for Wilfried Zaha\u2019s goal also showed what he can do as an attacking outlet on Palace\u2019s right flank.<\/p>\n \u00a350 million man John Stones continued right where he left off at the World Cup with another solid showing at the heart of the Manchester City<\/a> defence.<\/p>\n Stones denied Arsenal on a number of occasions and looks set to be a regular for Pep Guardiola alongside Aymeric Laporte.<\/p>\n There was all the talk about Liverpool\u2019s front three and new midfielders but it was their record signing who laid the foundations for their 4-0 demolition of West Ham<\/a> thanks to an assured display at the back.<\/p>\n Van Dijk looks to have solved Liverpool\u2019s defensive worries for now with young Joe Gomez seemingly learning well from his senior partner.<\/p>\n Any game to get your first ever senior goal is a good game. But the first game back after a World Cup you were never considered for and a summer where you were consistently criticised for your seeming lack of commitment and dedication, is the perfect game.<\/p>\n Luke Shaw showed what he can do with an impressive performance at left-back for Manchester United, capped off by a well-taken goal to win the game for his team. An attacking threat throughout.<\/p>\n The Guinean has started his Anfield career with a mouth-watering performance, picking up from where the Liverpool No.8 left off after his stint with RB Leipzig.<\/p>\n Keita\u2019s ball-winning ability, passing and dribbling in tight areas looks set to offer Liverpool another potent threat at both ends of the pitch.<\/p>\nRight-Back \u2013 Aaron Wan-Bissaka \u2013 Crystal Palace<\/h3>\n
Centre-Back \u2013 John Stones \u2013 Manchester City<\/h3>\n
Centre-Back \u2013 Virgil van Dijk \u2013 Liverpool<\/h3>\n
Left-Back \u2013 Luke Shaw \u2013 Manchester United<\/h3>\n
Centre-Midfield \u2013 Naby Keita \u2013 Liverpool<\/h3>\n
Centre-Midfield \u2013 Jorginho \u2013 Chelsea<\/h3>\n