Centre Midfield: Jonjo Shelvey
The former Liverpool man kept the midfield running and also played a number of key passes to slice through Newcastle and earn the Swans an impressive 3-0 win. More performances like this and the Swansea man could find himself in England’s world cup squad.
Centre Midfield: Fabian Delph
The Aston Villa midfielder has been steadily improving this season as he has been afforded more game time, but his best performance came against Southampton on Wednesday. Making a marauding run towards goal and smashing it into the top corner was the highlight of his game, and may be on his way to fulfilling his huge potential.
Right Attacking Midfield: Aaron Ramsey
The Welsh wonder continues to perform to the highest of standards. For once, he didn’t get on the scoresheet but caused havoc throughout in the Gunners’ comfortable win over Hull and got an assist for Ozil. He is fast becoming an integral part of Arsene Wenger’s squad, and as his performances keep coming, his market value keeps rising and could be subject to a few bids in January.
Centre Attacking Midfield: Mesut Ozil
Now 3 goals and 6 assists in the Premier League since joining Arsenal, the former Real Madrid man has become a vital cog in Wenger’s machine as he keeps creating and scoring goals. One of the best players in the Premier League this term, Arsene has now experienced the bright side of huge transfer fees.
Left Attacking Midfield: Eden Hazard
Chelsea’s defence may have been comical, but their attack was as lethal as ever, as Eden Hazard led the charge, scoring 2 wonderful goals in the process. A great individual performance as well as making good combination play with Lampard, one of the best performances in the Premier League this season came from the little Belgian.
Check out the next page to see the forwards and the final line-up