Southampton and Brighton players star in Team of the week 32

Southampton and Brighton players star in Team of the Week 32

It was a limited week of Premier League matches in Round 32, with four teams not participating due to the FA Cup semi-finals and their scheduled opponents falling behind by a match as a result.

However, it was a big weekend on both ends of the table, as Arsenal and Tottenham both missed opportunities to advance in the race for the top four, and Manchester United’s victory put the team firmly back in the Champions League first place. .

But who stopped?

Goalkeeper: Fraser Forster

Had Forster not been in the Saints’ goal, the outcome would have been very different against a tired Arsenal side. As it was, the former England international made a series of good saves to keep a clean sheet, and keep the three points on the south coast.

Right-back: Kyle Walker Peters

The England international who recently made Arsenal’s super-promising duo confronted Bukayo Saka and then Gabriel Martinelli, and kept a cool 90 minutes as he helped his side secure a win over Mikel Arteta’s side.

CB: Joel Feltman

It takes a lot to keep Harry Kane cool, but that’s exactly what Brighton defender Joel Feltman has managed to do as the England captain hasn’t even scored a shot in the 90 minutes. An essential part of Graham Potter’s winning plan.

CB: James Tarkowski

When Burnley’s heartthrob took charge off the field, Tarkowski continued to show he was the coach in them. The goal line clearance, in particular, was impressive, and while he will be leaving in the summer as a free agent, he has been a stellar servant for the Lancashire team.

Left-back: Marc Cucurella

Cucurella has been fantastic for Brighton in their narrow win over Spurs, and in fact has been for most of the season since joining the Seagull from Getafe. His performances were such that he could attract attention from above in the summer.

Poison: Yves Bisoma

He was a formidable midfield for the seagulls as he kept Hogberg and Rodrigo Bentancur calm. It’ll be on the move this summer for a reduced rate fee, and Brighton will be hard pressed to replace it.

Name: Christian Eriksen

The fairy tale of Christian Eriksen continues as even without scoring a goal or assisting, he dominated the game for Thomas Frank’s side. Four wins from their last five games have propelled the Bees to the top of the table and they can be sure of their place in the First Division next season.

Poison: Bruno Guimarães

What a signature Lyon man, he’s proven for Newcastle United since joining in January. He hasn’t appeared regularly since he joined, but he was in the row above when he joined. He didn’t sign for his scoring ability, but his two goals proved very useful as the Magpies netted another three points.

RW: Leandro Trossard

Leandro Trossard scored the winning goal his entire team deserved at Tottenham Hotspur, and was another key player for Graham Potter in defense and going forward. He has excelled on both sides, and if he is able to find some much-needed consistency in his game, he could become a key player for the Seagulls next season.

Attacker: Cristiano Ronaldo

Where would United be without Ronaldo? A hat-trick against bottom line Norwich, who beat the Red Devils in big patches, was all that saved Ralph Rangnick from another worrying defeat.

LW: Anthony Elanga

Slim’s Anthony Ilanga holdings left a place in the squad this week thanks to his hard work getting the ball back in Manchester United’s opening game. In defence, he was caught, but the fact that he appears to be a key player for the Red Devils says a lot about his progress and the lack of suitable options in wide areas of the club.

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Premier League table

# a team deputy Dr s
1 Manchester 31 52 74
2 Liverpool FC 31 57 73
3 Chelsea Football Club 30 41 62
4 Tottenham Hotspur 32 18 57
5 Manchester United 32 8 54
6 Arsenal 31 8 54
7 West Ham United team 33 9 52
8 Wolverhampton Wanderers 32 5 49
9 Leicester City 30 -4 40
10 Brighton and Hove Albion 32 -8 40
11 Brentford 33 -8 39
12 Southampton 32 -14 39
13 Crystal Palace 31 3 37
14 Newcastle United 32 -19 37
15th Aston Villa 31 -4 36
16 Leeds United 32 -30 33
17 Everton 30 -19 28
18 Burnley 31 -19 25
19 Watford 32 -32 22
20 Norwich City 32 -44 21
player a team Objectives
Salah Mohammed Liverpool FC 20
son, hyung min Tottenham Hotspur 17
Ronaldo, Cristiano Manchester United 15th
Jota, Diogo Liverpool FC 15th
Mane, Sadio Liverpool FC 13
Kane, Harry Tottenham Hotspur 12
Tony, Evan Brentford 12
De Bruyne, Kevin Manchester 11
Zaha, Wilfred Crystal Palace 11
Mason mountain Chelsea Football Club 10
Dennis, Emmanuel Watford 10
Mahrez, Riyad Manchester 10
Bucky, Timo Norwich City 10
Sterling, Raheem Manchester 10
Ravenha Leeds United 10
Vardy, Jimmy Leicester City 10
Bowen, Jarrod West Ham United team 9
Fernandez, Bruno Manchester United 9
Saka, Bukayo Arsenal 9
Smith Roe, Emil Arsenal 9