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It was a fantastic weekend of Premier League football, typified by Norwich ’s shock 3-2 against Manchester City .
Liverpool took full advantage of City’s slip by beating Newcastle 3-1 at home, extending their perfect record to five from five.
Wolves shipped five goals at home to Chelsea, and fellow top six hopefuls Leicester failed to break down Manchester United and lost 1-0 at Old Trafford.
On Sunday, Watford took advantage of a defensively vulnerable Arsenal to come back to draw from two goals down, and Bournemouth comfortably beat Everton 3-1 at Dean Court.
But which players impressed enough to be included in our Premier League team of the week? Find out below...
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) David de Gea, Manchester United De Gea has come under a lot of criticism in recent times, but was very impressive against Leicester making good stops to deny James Maddison and Ben Chilwell.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Serge Aurier, Tottenham Aurier is another player who has received his fair share of criticism, but was at his best against Palace, with his low cross forcing an own goal from Patrick van Aanoholt.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Ibrahim Amadou (top centre), Norwich Though Norwich conceded twice, Amadou was outstanding against Manchester City particularly in the second half. Naturally a defensive midfielder, Amadou was very solid alongside Ben Godfrey for the Canaries.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Nathan Ake, Bournemouth It was not surprising to hear Ake’s name linked with a big money move in the summer - the Dutchman has an appetite for defending and displayed this in buckets against Everton.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Andrew Robertson, Liverpool Robertson has not yet reached the level he was operating at last season, but against Newcastle he was very close. His piece of play to set up Mane for Liverpool’s first goal was brilliant, and was his first assist of the season.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Etienne Capoue, Watford Although Deulofeu was very good, captain Capoue was outstanding against Arsenal. The Frenchman dominated Arsenal’s midfield, nullifying the threats of Dani Ceballos and Mesut Ozil.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Scott McTominay, Manchester United United’s midfield has been far from solid this season, but against Leicester McTominay put on his best performance of the season. He was aggressive in midfield and moved the ball well, reminiscent of Ander Herrera at his best.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Emiliano Buendia, Norwich The diminutive Argentinian was fantastic against City, operating across the midfield with flicks, tricks and incisive passes causing havoc. Buendia was also defensively outstanding throughout.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Son Heung-min, Tottenham Spurs are at their best when Son plays, and this was proved against Palace. His two goals demonstrated his skill, movement and fantastic two-footed ability.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Sadio Mane, Liverpool Mohammed Salah’s place as the main man at Anfield is increasingly under threat, as Mane once again put in a brilliant performance and scored a brilliant goal in Liverpool’s win over Newcastle. His brace means that he is the only player since the start of last season to score 25+ non-penalty goals.
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Premier League Team of the Week (September 14-15) Tammy Abraham, Chelsea With hattrick of goals that were all different in their own right, Abraham was unstoppable against Wolves. The pace and skill displayed for his third goal was particularly impressive given his size.
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