Chelsea's super-sub joins Manchester City midfield pair: Premier League team of the week

West Brom well represented after win at Manchester United while two Newcastle players make the grade for their part in the defeat of Arsenal

Goalkeeper: Ben Foster (West Bromwich Albion) – Made two brilliant saves from Romelu Lukaku before Jay Rodriguez earned just Albion’s second win since August. Jason Cairnduff / Reuters

Right-back: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – A brilliant cross set up Mohamed Salah’s 40th goal of the season. The teenager was terrific going forward. Andrew Yates / Reuters

Centre-back: Ahmed Hegazi (West Bromwich Albion) – Hugely impressive in the Albion defence who restricted Manchester United to just four shots on target in a shock win. Andrew Yates / Reuters

Centre-back: Kevin Long (Burnley) – Scored his first Premier League goal and helped Burnley held on when Leicester fought back at the end to all but seal seventh place. Ed Sykes / Reuters

Left-back: Terence Kongolo (Huddersfield) – Helped keep a clean sheet against Watford before Tom Ince’s injury-time winner secured a huge result for the Terriers. Scott Heppell / Reuters

Right midfield: Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) – Yes, he missed chances but the winger still tormented Tottenham with his movement and deserved his goal to seal victory. Will Oliver / EPA

Centre midfield: Mohamed Diame (Newcastle) – Produced a man-of-the-match display as Newcastle beat Arsenal to chalk up a fourth consecutive win. They are safe now. Alex Livesey / Getty Images

Centre midfield: Jonjo Shelvey (Newcastle) – Has been in terrific form in recent weeks and was the classiest player in the midfield against Arsenal. Combined well with Diame. Stu Forster / Getty Images

Left midfield: David Silva (Manchester City) – Another exhibition of classy passing. The Spaniard helped City gain control in the crucial first half-hour at Wembley. David Klein / Reuters

Striker: Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) – Scored twice in a Premier League game for the first time as Palace took a huge step towards safety by winning a derby with Brighton. Christopher Lee / Getty Images

Striker: Olivier Giroud (Chelsea) – Came off the bench to score twice against Southampton. Only Jermain Defoe has more Premier League goals as a substitute. Henry Browne / Getty Images

The latest weekend in the Premier League proved monumental as Manchester United's surprise defeat at home against bottom side West Bromwich Albion delivered the title to rivals Manchester City.

The newly-crowned champions rounded off Saturday by comfortably beating Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley, after Liverpool took a big step toward securing a top-four place with a 3-0 win over Bournemouth.

There were wins for Crystal Palace and Huddersfield Town in their bids to avoid relegation, while Burnley continued their charge to a Europa League place with victory over Leicester City. Swansea City claimed what could prove a valuable point at home against Everton.

In the first match of the weekend, deposed champions Chelsea mounted a stirring comeback to defeat Southampton and keep alive their slim top four hopes.

In Sunday's early match, Arsenal continued their wretched away from with a defeat at Newcastle United.

Reflecting on the latest round of Premier League matches, Richard Jolly selects his team of the week. To move on to the next slide, click the arrows on the picture, or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.