Garth Crooks' Team of the Week: Sa, Hanley, Coutinho, Fernandes, Harrison, Sterling
Manchester City are 11 focuses clear at the highest point of the Premier League table after the most recent round of installations.
City edged title challengers Chelsea 1-0 preceding Liverpool beat Brentford 3-0 to move into second spot.
In the mean time, Aston Villa fought against eminent loss to draw 2-2 with Manchester United, Wolves beat Southampton 3-1, and Everton's 2-1 loss at Norwich at last expense Rafael Benitez his work.
Newcastle imparted the focuses to a 1-1 draw against Watford in their assignment fight, while Leeds retaliated for their FA Cup rout with a 3-2 triumph at West Ham and Brighton and Crystal Palace fought to a 1-1 attract their Friday experience.
Goalkeeper - Jose Sa (Wolves)
Jose Sa: The Portuguese is busy once more. One more heavenly execution, this time against Southampton. The jump at the feet of Jan Bednarek was significant, similar to the save from Romain Perraud. In any case, it was the point-clear prevent from Mohammed Salisu that turned the game in support of Wolves. Sa's general order of his punishment region is pretty much as great as I've seen from a Premier League goalkeeper. He came out 12 yards to punch a James Ward-Prowse cross and straightened everything in his way. What a differentiation to his Saints partner Fraser Forster who ended up in a dead zone at a critical time in the game and it cost them beyond all doubt.
Did you know? Sa has the best save level of any Premier League goalkeeper to make somewhere around 10 saves this season (82%).
Safeguards - Grant Hanley (Norwich), Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool), Conor Coady (Wolves)
Award Hanley: The header he cleared when Everton were frantically attempting to get once again into the match was noteworthy. Notwithstanding, it was Hanley's tackle on Richarlison which left the Brazilian in a stack, that grabbed my attention. This was a fighting, straightforward exhibition by Hanley and a Norwich side who won't acknowledge their assignment destiny. Everton are in disturbance. They selected a director who was never all around acknowledged by the fans and on a stowing away to nothing.
Did you know? Hanley made 12 clearances in Norwich's 2-1 win over Everton, in some measure two times as numerous as some other player in the match.
Virgil van Dijk: Liverpool were unfortunate not to go one up when van Dijk, a danger in any resistance's punishment region, cut the ball down splendidly and took shots at objective, just to see his work amazingly saved by Alvaro Fernandez. It was Van Dijk's essence in Brentford's case on one more set-piece that made the opening for Fabinho to score. It's unmistakable the Netherlands worldwide is an issue for rival safeguards, which is similarly too on the grounds that against Arsenal in the Carabao Cup on Thursday - and missing their players on Africa Cup of Nations obligation - they look extremely conventional.
Did you know? Van Dijk has never finished on the losing side in a home Premier League coordinate with Liverpool (56 games), with just Lee Sharpe at Man Utd (59 games) playing in more home games for a club without losing in Premier League history.
Conor Coady:
Wolves are playing some spectacular football in any case, not at all like their beginning to the season, they are transforming exhibitions into results. For the second progressive time, Coady makes my group. His presentation against Manchester United at Old Trafford was amazing and he is showing the authority characteristics that acquired him his England call-up. However, the free-kick scored by Southampton's James Ward-Prowse against Wolves was exceptional. How long are Liverpool going to hold on to purchase Ward-Prowse? They permitted Georginio Wijnaldum to leave on a free exchange and are battling in that midfield office. Ward-Prowse would suit perfectly.
Did you know? Coady has scored with both of his shots on track in the Premier League this season.
