Asmir Begovic
The Bournemouth goalkeeper kept a cleansheet as his side recorded a shock 3-0 victory over Chelsea, made all the sweeter for the fact that the Blues are his former team.
Kyle Naughton
The full-back turned in a solid display as Swansea stunned Arsenal 3-1 at the Liberty Stadium, despite having only 26 per cent possession.
Jack Stephens
The centre-back was on target for Southampton as they came from behind to secure a 1-1 home draw with Brighton.
Alfie Mawson
Just a minute after Swansea fell 1-0 down against Arsenal, the defender set up an equaliser for Sam Clucas that triggered an astonishing 3-1 home win.
Patrick van Aanholt
The Dutchman came on at half-time as Crystal Palace won at Southampton and allowed his side to dominate possession to a greater extent.
Emre Can
The Germany international midfielder got the ball rolling for Liverpool as he opened the scoring in their 3-0 win over Huddersfield with a deflected strike from outside the area.
Kevin De Bruyne
The Belgian was once again in terrific form for Manchester City. He created Fernandinho's opening goal in the 3-0 win over West Brom before then bagging the second himself.
Theo Walcott
The former Arsenal attacker maintained his fine start to his Everton career by netting twice as Leicester City were defeated 2-1 at Goodison Park.
Christian Eriksen
It took the Denmark star only 11 seconds to open the scoring against Manchester United as Tottenham claimed a 2-0 victory that keeps their top-four hopes burning brightly.
Sam Clucas
The 27-year-old was on target twice as Swansea came form behind to stun Arsenal 3-1. He had scored only once previously since arriving from Hull in the summer.
Callum Wilson
The Bournemouth forward was the key man as his side beat Chelsea 3-0 at Stamford Bridge. After being set up by Jordon Ibe, he opened the scoring early inthe second half and then he provided a pass for Junior Stanislas to make it two.
