Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week: Mbeumo, Dorjo, Carrick, Jimenez and Ampadu

Crescencio Summerville (West Ham): He scored – but it’s more about the magnitude of the moment, and the ability to get West Ham off to a great start against Tottenham. And with their 2-1 win on Saturday, there is little hope now that they can get out of the mess they find themselves in.

Ethan Ampadu (Leeds United): Every time Ampadu plays well, Leeds plays well. When they win, he’s at the center of it all. He got an assist in the win over Fulham on Saturday but the tackles and coverage were more important. Higher performance.

Enzo Law (Sunderland): It’s excellent. He has quality and he oozes class. It gives me the same feeling I had when Carlos Tevez went to West Ham – you can see he was too good for this level. He made some great plays against Crystal Palace, and also scored a brilliant goal in Sunderland’s 2-1 win.

Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United): He could have been the top scorer in the Manchester derby had he been able to stay on the field, but he was the heart of United’s performance. How many times will we say that? United are only as good as they lead.

Patrick Durgo (Manchester United): He seems to have become a freer player since moving up the pitch. There have been plenty of talks about systems at United, but with Dorgu, one thing is clear – as a high-level left-sided player, he appears to have added a lot to his game. More goals help as well.