Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?

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BBC Football Reporter Troy Deeney will award you his team and manager of the week after each Premier League game this year.

Alphonse Areola (West Ham): Without him, West Ham might have been six goals behind at Bournemouth. Moment of mass, step up, and display of quality. A 2-2 draw would come from some excellent goalkeeping. Their entire season might have been destroyed by defeat.

Daniel Munoz (Crystal Palace) is a contender for player of the year. Arsenal players will be discussed. By far, he has been the best performer.

Murillo (Nottingham Forest): You would have been a crazy Forest fan to predict that Liverpool would win 3-0 at Anfield if Murillo had scored. You’d have incredibly good odds of winning. Excellent work from him. He is gaining a lot of power. He is a real help to many. I’m pleased to see him continue to play like he did last year.

Malick Thiaw (Newcastle): I once watched him for AC Milan in Italy, and he was becoming enraged at his errors. He has been a monster at Newcastle, though. He has a great sense of power and looks fantastic. He appears to have found a spiritual home.

Both Sander Berge and Elliot Anderson are players of the same type and purpose. Everyone will talk about the goalscorers, but without them, those two teams wouldn’t work. They are excellent. They disrupt play and launch an attack collectively.

The man of the moment is Eberechi Eze (Arsenal). My son, one of the many Arsenal supporters, was asking if he was the man who would take them over the top. They want to make a statue of him after the north London derby had three goals. He ran the show with ferocity and composure. the most effective player on the field.

Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa): Perhaps this is the only area where I can agree with Thomas Tuchel because he has reached a point where it will be difficult to let go of Morgan Rogers.

He probably wanted to join Chelsea, but I don’t think he had a great season so far. I think he was a little entitled, and I think he might have. His team was pulled out of the lead by two brilliant goals against Leeds, which was obviously. He made a difference through him.

West Ham’s Callum Wilson: I said he didn’t appear to be who he is today. He appeared to have lost a yard. But wow . All I can say is that. Excellent work from him. Both in terms of his approach and his two final touches are phenomenal.

Sean Dyche (Nottingham Forest) outperforms Arne Slot and comes in. A fantastic game plan. Nobody could have argued, and it could have been five or six for Forest.