Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week: Hugo Ekitiki, Florian Wirtz, Dominic Solanke, Gabriel, Enzo Fernandez.

Enzo Fernandes (Chelsea): Obviously, he scored the goal that completed the remarkable comeback. He gets a lot of stick, unjustifiably in my opinion. People don’t think he’s that good and maybe that’s the price and because he won the World Cup it means they expect more. He’s a good midfielder and a really good leader, he takes care of the ball when the team is in difficult moments.

Florian Wirtz (Liverpool): I’ve been saying for weeks and months that with a player of this quality, it was only a matter of time before he settled in. In the last six weeks, we’ve seen the real Florian Wirtz, dictating matches, and his range of passing is unbelievable. The goals and assists are starting to come now and he looks really strong.

Alex Scott (Bournemouth): It was a tough day for him because Wolves were fit. He had a tough time after leaving England but he came back and found his magic. The end of the season will be interesting for him as he tries to make the World Cup squad.

Noni Madueke (Arsenal): From thinking you’re on the bench to finding out you’re starting the game less than five minutes before kick-off is a massive turn of events. To mentally focus on achievement, it’s down to Mikel Arteta and Madueke. They somehow gave him the goal even though it was an own goal, but with a goal and an assist he gets in the team.

Habib Diarra (Sunderland): He says a goal and an own goal, but they are basically goals for him. It was exceptional. Burnley were massively killed by players and were at the heart of the action.