Premier League Team of the Week After Matchday 34 As One Arsenal and Liverpool Player Makes the List

The Premier League title race continues to heat up after another dramatic weekend of fixtures. Arsenal clung onto top spot, but Manchester City and Liverpool remain hot on their heels. With so much at stake, individual brilliance shone through, making it a tough call for Team of the Week selections. Here's a look at who impressed the most:

Goalkeeper: Arijanet Muric (Burnley)

Burnley's resurgence under Vincent Kompany continued with a crucial win against relegation rivals. Muric was a rock at the back, pulling off 10 key saves to secure all three points.

Defense:

Center-back: Lorenz Assignon (Burnley):

Flying down the right flank, Assignon was a constant threat for Burnley. His attacking runs and pinpoint crosses were instrumental in creating chances for the Clarets.

Center-back: Jarrad Branthwaite (Everton):

Despite Everton's struggles, Branthwaite emerged as a bright spark. His composure and strength in the air were crucial for the Toffees, especially during a tense defensive battle.

Center-back: Trent Alexander-Arnold ( Liverpool): Liverpool kept their title hopes alive with a convincing 3-1 win, and Arnold was a key contributor. Returning from injury, the England defender was a constant threat on the right wing, scoring a goal and creating several chances.

Idrissa Gueye (Everton):

Midfield

Central Midfield: Declan Rice (Arsenal)

Rice continued his imperious form in the heart of Arsenal's midfield. His tireless work ethic, tackling prowess, and ability to dictate the tempo were crucial in maintaining Arsenal's control.

Idrissa Gueye (Everton):

Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford):

Central Midfield: Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace)

Eze was a creative spark for Crystal Palace. His dribbling skills and vision unlocked the opposition defense on numerous occasions, leading to goals for the Eagles.

Attack:

Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace):

Jean-Philippe Mateta scored twice in Crystal Palace 5-2 victory over West Ham in the weekend.

Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa):

Watkins continued his impressive goalscoring form, bagging a brace for Aston Villa. His clinical finishing and movement in the box were a nightmare for the opposition defense.

Yoanne Wissa (Brentford):

Wissa was a livewire for Brentford, spearheading their comeback victory. His pace, power, and finishing ability were on full display, as he bagged two crucial goals to secure all three points.