Goalkeeper
Aaron Ramsdale: Kept the Saints in the game with two brilliant stops in the second-half before Adam Armstrong won the game late on
Defenders
Ola Aina: A great overall performance from the full-back which was topped off with a great strike to secure the three points
Nikola Milenkovic: Looks an absolute bargain at £12m as Forest kept another clean sheet – a rock at the back
Marc Guehi: The Palace captain wasn’t at his best defensively, however he was in the right place to grab an equalizer and a share of the spoils versus Wolves
Lewis Hall: A masterclass of a performance at left-back to keep Bukayo Saka quiet and ensure Newcastle kept a first league clean sheet since the 0-0 draw away to Everton at the start of October
Midfielders
Mohammed Salah: A wonderful strike to win the game for Liverpool and move them to the top of the table – he is still the main man for the Reds
Harry Wilson: Came off the bench to score two late goals and win the game for Fulham – not bad considering he was only on the pitch for 15mins
Matheus Cunha: The main creative spark for a Wolves team languishing at the bottom of the table as he set up the equalizer for Strand Larsen. If Wolves are to move up the table they will be reliant on this man
Anthony Gordon: What a cross for Isak to open the scoring and was a constant menace for the Arsenal defence – is cementing his status as Newcastle’s best player
Forwards
Dominic Solanke: Grabbed himself two second half goals as Spurs staged another comeback win to defeat Aston Villa 4-1. Will hope to now go on a scoring run to justify his £65m price tag
Antoine Semeyo: Caused endless problems for the Man City defence and got on the scoresheet as the champions were downed by the Cherries at the 33rd time of asking
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