Graziano Pelle and Dusan Tadic feature in Southampton stomp: EPL Team of the Week 8

Right-back: Seamus Coleman, Everton. Provided a reminder of why he is the best attacking right-back in the division with a fine strike against Aston Villa. (Photo: Jan Kruger / Getty Images)

Centre-back: Steven Taylor, Newcastle United. The local lad produced a defiant display on his first league start of the season as Newcastle finally recorded a win. (Photo: Stu Forster / Getty Images)

Centre-back: Marc Wilson, Stoke City. Made a goal-line clearance as Stoke came from behind to defeat Swansea in a controversial game on Sunday. (Photo: Gareth Copley / Getty Images)

Left-back: Leighton Baines, Everton. Set up two goals in the 3-0 victory against Aston Villa to show that he remains an outstanding crosser of the ball. (Photo: Jan Kruger / Getty Images)

Right midfield: Dusan Tadic, Southampton. Played a part in five goals, scoring one, in Southampton’s astonishing 8-0 thrashing of Sunderland. (Photo: Steve Bardens / Getty Images)

Centre midfield: Cesc Fabregas, Chelsea. Jose Mourinho said it was a scandal how good Fabregas’s first league goal for Chelsea was. It also proved crucial. (Photo: Tim Ireland / AP)

Centre midfield: Stewart Downing, West Ham United. A revelation at the tip of a midfield diamond as West Ham won at Burnley to break into the top four. (Photo: David Rogers / Getty Images)

Left midfield: Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal. After a cool opening strike, the Chilean’s dart through the Hull City defence led to Danny Welbeck’s late equaliser. (Photo: Glyn Kirk / AFP)

Centre forward: Sergio Aguero, Manchester City. Struck four times against Tottenham to become Manchester City’s most prolific Premier League player. (Photo: Oli Scarff / AFP)

Centre forward: Graziano Pelle, Southampton. One of the signings of the season, the new Italy international continued his glorious scoring run with two goals. (Photo: Steve Bardens / Getty Images)

English football columnist Richard Jolly names his Best XI in the Premier League for the October 18-19 weekend.

Goalkeeper: Joe Hart (Manchester City). His saves were almost as important as Sergio Aguero’s goals against Tottenham, particularly stopping Roberto Soldado’s penalty.

Right-back: Seamus Coleman (Everton). Provided a reminder of why he is the best attacking right-back in the division with a fine strike against Aston Villa.

Centre-back: Steven Taylor (Newcastle United). The local lad produced a defiant display on his first league start of the season as Newcastle finally recorded a win.

Centre-back: Marc Wilson (Stoke City). Made a goal-line clearance as Stoke came from behind to defeat Swansea in a controversial game on Sunday.

Left-back: Leighton Baines (Everton). Set up two goals in the 3-0 victory against Aston Villa to show that he remains an outstanding crosser of the ball.

Right midfield: Dusan Tadic (Southampton). Played a part in five goals, scoring one, in Southampton’s astonishing 8-0 thrashing of Sunderland.

Centre midfield: Cesc Fabregas (Chelsea). Jose Mourinho said it was a scandal how good Fabregas’s first league goal for Chelsea was. It also proved crucial.

Centre midfield: Stewart Downing (West Ham). A revelation at the tip of a midfield diamond as West Ham won at Burnley to break into the top four.

Left midfield: Alexis Sanchez (Arsenal). After a cool opening strike, the Chilean’s dart through the Hull defence led to Danny Welbeck’s late equaliser.

Centre forward: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City). Struck four times against Tottenham to become Manchester City’s most prolific Premier League player.

Centre forward: Graziano Pelle (Southampton). One of the signings of the season, the new Italy international continued his glorious scoring run with two goals.