Round 7 of English's top flight football league has passed us with a week full of amazing standout players and brilliant goals. This week we will review week 7's outstanding performing players.
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Alexis Sanchez celebrating after his hattrick |
GK : Hugo Lloris, Tottenham hotspurs
His impressive first half display kept Tottenham in the match, the result of the game and having one one goal conceded by manchester city was mainly due to Lloris.
RB: Kyle Walker, Tottenham Hotspurs
A great performance from Totternhams right back Walker stopping Raheem Sterling while providing support to the attacks and even assisting a goal, this shows why he is included in this weeks team of the week
CB: Virgil Van Dijk, Southampton
A fine run from southamptons new recruit showing his ability to step up and compete in England's premier competition. The Dutch defender was able to step up as a substitute and score a goal for southampton in their 3-1 win over Swansea.
CB: Chris Smalling, Manchester United
Manchester United's first choice defender was able to step up yet again in what was a 3-0 win keeping a clean sheet for Manchester United. Smalling is considered to be the heart of the united defence providing a stable wall in what used to be a shaky back line.
LB: Matteo Darmian, Manchester United
After the injury to Luke Shaw Darmian has been able to switch flanks and adapt nicely to provide support to united defence in their 3-0 clean sheet.
LM: Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal
On the left of mid field Sanchez was able to turn it up for Arsenal in what was his first goal contributions to Arsenal this season getting himself a hattrick to lead his side to a 5-2 win.
CM: Eric Dier, Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenhams stand out player against Manchester city in the holding midfield role he was able complete multiple tackles and even score an equaliser.
CM: Philippe Coutinho, Liverpool FC
Showing us why Spanish giants Barcelona are after his service the Brazilian is able to provide an amazing performance against Aston villa with his back heel passing providing Daniel Sturridge with his second goal.
RM: Erik Lamela, Tottenham hotspurs
The Argentine winger is not the most consistent player but when he performs he is able to display his talent in what was a great game from Lamela scoring a goal and creating another in the huge win against Man city.
ST: Daniel Sturridge, Liverpool FC
In his first game from injury after a terrible injure record Sturridge shows why he has still got his goal scoring touch after scoring a brace for Liverpool on Saturday.
ST: Jamie Vardy, Leicester city
After an impressive run in the last few game Vardy show his consistency after bagging himself another 2 goal against Arsenal, holding his place as EPL's current top scoring this season.
Thats it for this week's EPL team of the week, see you next week for what will likely be a thrilling round 8.
- Andy