Troy Deeney’s team of the week: Garner, Welbeck and Rigg

Chris Rigg (Sunderland): It was a strong performance from Rigg in a memorable Tyne-Wear Derby. He didn’t do anything exceptional against Newcastle but he did everything really well. With Rigg, you know what you’re getting from it.

James Garner (Everton): He could have calmed down after being called up to the England squad this week. But instead, he kept going and gave a great performance. It was a brilliant assist from him to Beto in Everton’s opener. Having played with him at Watford, I know he has high energy and strong tackles. He’s got it all and I hope he performs well for England to earn his way into the World Cup squad.

John McGinn (Aston Villa): He is their leader, their leader and their heartbeat. It was two massive shows within a week of it. Villa are a decent team. But McGinn makes it great. If they want to finish in the top five and challenge for the Europa League title, they will need him to continue performing at this level.

Harry Wilson (Fulham): He’s used to scoring big goals and he did it again this week. I wonder how they will replace him if he decides to leave. They wouldn’t spend £60m on someone with his qualities. They need him to sign a new contract because he is a very important part of the Fulham team.

Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United): The Portuguese midfielder looks set to become a regular in our Team of the Week. You have to put it back after another goal, as well as force James Hill to score an own goal. How long can United remain average and keep him before they decide it’s time to leave the club?