As
we approach the latter stages of this exciting Premier League, each match from here on
now is crucial for teams, at the same exciting and nail biting for the
supporters. With some individual brilliances and big matches played this week.
Let’s take a look at the Premier League team of the week.
In Goal Keeping we have:
Thibaut
Courtois of Chelsea: Made some smart saves and kept a vital clean sheet. A
commanding performance from the Belgian to ensure that Chelsea are one step
closer to attaining the Premier League. He has been a key player for the Blues this
season with his impressive shot stopping.
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In Defence we have:
Ron
Vlaar of Aston Villa: The Villa skipper put up an impressive defensive display
to ensure important three points for his side. Also ensured his side moved
further away from the drop zone. Bullied Nacer Chadli giving the Tottenham
winger no chance to go past him.
Nathan
Baker of Aston Villa: Came on early to replace the injured Ciaran Clark and
provided great support to Ron Vlaar in warding off Tottenham attacks.
Chris
Smalling of Manchester United: The United defender who was sent off in the last
derby, looked composed apart from the first fifteen minutes, but after that he
seemed to find his groove and made some good tackles and also got himself a
goal to add icing to a wonderful performance.
In Midfield we have:
Yannick
Bolasie of Crystal Palace: Individual brilliance from the Palace winger scoring
a quick-fire eleven minute hatrick. Caused problems for Sunderland defence with
his lightning pace, classy finishes from the Congoloese professional. Second
Crystal Palace player to score a Premier League hatrick.
Eden
Hazard of Chelsea: As usual coming to Chelsea’s rescue, arguably the player of
the season for Chelsea, was quick to react from QPR keeper Rob Green’s error at
the dying moments of the game and dance his way into the penalty box, neat link
up with Oscar to provide the winning assist to Cesc Fabregas and ensured Chelsea are
one step closer to becoming the champions.
Ashley
Young of Manchester United: Man of the Match performance from the United
player. Scoring the opening goal and providing two assists. There were a lot of
questions when Young was assigned to that role at the start of the season, but
he has done justice to it by putting in some sublime performances.
Jamie
Vardy of Leicester City: Off late the foxes have been inspiring, with now
getting back to back wins, thanks to Leicester’s winger Jamie Vardy who
outmuscled McCauley of West Brom to score a brilliant solo goal at the dying
embers of the game and also give the foxes a valuable three points in the
relegation survival battle.
Marouane
Fellaini of Manchester United: Credit must go to Louis Van Gaal for a finding a
way to utilize the big Belgian Effectively. Put up some impressive displays in
the last few matches, got a derby goal and bullied the Manchester City defence
the entire match. Looking undroppable at the moment for Manchester United.
In Attack we have:
Christian
Benteke of Aston Villa: The Villa striker has scored five goals this week and
scored the match winner in the game against Tottenham. Picking up form at the
right time to ensure Aston Villa play in the Premier League next season. A
boost for Tim Sherwood.
Raheem
Sterling of Liverpool: With all the media attention surrounding him in recent
weeks, Sterling answered his critics with a superb performance against
Newcastle and scoring an incredible solo goal, a sublime curling effort past
Tim Krul. Had a galore of chances, could have probably scored a hatrick.
Nevertheless a good performance from the Liverpool youngster.
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