Let’s take a look at our Premier League team of the week:<\/p>\n
Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool<\/a> end gameweek seven as the Premier League leaders following their 2-1 victory over West Ham United<\/a>. They replace their Merseyside rivals Everton<\/a> at the top of the table who lost for the second successive week, this time to Newcastle United<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tottenham Hotspur<\/a> continued their impressive start to the campaign, climbing to third with a hard-fought win against Brighton & Hove Albion<\/a>. Southampton<\/a> meanwhile move to fifth after an impressive 4-3 defeat of Aston Villa<\/a>.<\/p>\n Arsenal<\/a> ended their Old Trafford hoodoo on Sunday evening. The Gunners claimed victory at the Theatre of Dreams for the first time since 2006 in a dull affair. Elsewhere Chelsea<\/a> and Manchester City<\/a> registered away wins at Burnley<\/a> and Sheffield United<\/a> respectively, while Wolverhampton Wanderers<\/a> beat Crystal Palace<\/a> 2-0 in the first fixture of the weekend on Friday.<\/p>\n On Monday evening, Fulham<\/a> climbed out of the relegation zone with their first victory of the season, beating winless West Bromwich Albion<\/a> in the process. Brendan Rogers’ Leicester City<\/a> jumped to second, picking up all three points at a blustery Elland Road.<\/p>\n GK: Bernd Leno<\/a> (Arsenal)<\/strong><\/p>\n The goalkeeper spot was a tricky one this week. Arsenal’s Leno just about nicks it thanks to a smart save from Mason Greenwood in the first half with the scores goalless. The German was lucky late on when Donny van de Beek’s cross hit him in the face and cannoned off the upright.<\/p>\n RB: Kyle Walker<\/a> (Manchester City)<\/strong><\/p>\n Scored the only goal of the game against his former club while using his pace to snuff out any Sheffield United attacks.<\/p>\n CB: Gabriel (Arsenal)<\/strong><\/p>\n Could have been any one of Arsenal’s backline but the Brazilian gets the nod. Commanding in the air and marshalled throughout. However, he was lucky not to receive a second yellow late on for a foul on Mason Greenwood.<\/p>\n CB: Kurt Zouma<\/a> (Chelsea)<\/strong><\/p>\n The Frenchman was strong and composed against a rugged Burnley side. Zouma notched Chelsea’s second goal with a towering header and now has three goals in the league this term.<\/p>\n LB: Rayan Ait-Nouri<\/a> (Wolverhampton Wanderers)<\/strong><\/p>\n The youngster didn’t disappoint on his Premier League debut. On loan from French side Angers, Ait-Nouri scored the opener in Wolves’ 2-0 victory over Palace while nullifying the threat of Andros Townsend going the other way.<\/p>\n CM: Thomas Partey<\/a> (Arsenal)<\/strong><\/p>\n Bossed the midfield in Arsenal’s 1-0 victory at Old Trafford. Very tidy and assured throughout. The Gunners finally have their midfield maestro that they have been screaming out for.<\/p>\n CM: James Ward-Prowse<\/a> (Southampton)<\/strong><\/p>\n The Englishman capped off a memorable birthday with two fantastic first-half free-kicks. The midfielder also teed up Jannik Vestergaard for the opener.<\/p>\n CM: Youri Tielemans<\/a> (Leicester City)<\/strong><\/p>\n Tielemans scored his second and third goals of the season in Leicester’s 4-1 win over Leeds United<\/a>. The Belgian midfielder slotted home Jamie Vardy’s rebounded effort before putting the gloss on the victory with a penalty in stoppage time.<\/p>\n RM: Hakim Ziyech<\/a> (Chelsea)<\/strong><\/p>\n The Moroccan scored on his first start for the club midweek in the Champions League<\/a> and repeated the feat at the weekend in his first Premier League start for the club. Ziyech opened the scoring against Burnley before teeing up Timo Werner midway through the second half.<\/p>\n LM: Jack Grealish<\/a> (Aston Villa)<\/strong><\/p>\n Despite being on the losing side, Grealish had a hand in all three of his sides’ goals. The Englishman teed up Tyrone Mings for Villa’s first and won the penalty for their second. He scored late on from range but was too little too late.<\/p>\nPremier League Team of the Week<\/h2>\n
The Back Five<\/h3>\n
The Midfield Three<\/h3>\n
The Front Three<\/h3>\n