Mikel Merino (Arsenal): Merino shouldn’t really get in my team of the week, but to come on and have the impact he had on that game at Leicester was absolutely massive. So I’m kind of breaking my own rule and giving a sub a place in my team.
Ryan Christie (Bournemouth): Southampton are poor but he was excellent against them – the energy and ability for the cross for the assist, and then the goal was a lovely touch and he whipped it into the far corner.
Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton): He is in it for one of the best touches I think I’ve ever seen. That is it, I don’t care if there are other wingers that fans want to put in, that touch alone gets you in team of the week. It was an unbelievable touch and then to have the calmness to finish was excellent.
Yankuba Minteh (Brighton): He got two goals, was excellent, and was a thorn in the side of Chelsea all day. Newcastle obviously didn’t want to get rid of him and you can see why. His potential with his pace and power is frightening.
Omar Marmoush (Manchester City): I have said since he joined Man City he would be a good player, and we’re starting to see now that he’s going to be an exceptional player for Man City. He has what Kevin de Bruyne and David Silva have in terms of their link-up play. He is so quick and can glide past people. He can also finish. Three goals in 14 minutes gets you in team of the week.
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