Jamie Vardy continues his hot streak, while Son Heung-Min shines for Jose Mourinho: Premier League team of the week

We pick out this week's best XI

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  Goalkeeper: Alisson (Liverpool) – Made several fine saves, particularly from Andros Townsend, as Liverpool emerged victorious from a difficult test against Crystal Palace. Getty

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  Right-back: Serge Aurier, left (Tottenham) – A liability at times this season, he looked a beneficiary of Jose Mourinho’s appointment in an influential performance against West Ham. AFP

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  Centre-back: Christoph Zimmermann (Norwich City) – Injured for most of the season, the German, left, made a huge difference on his return, giving Norwich solidity in their win at Goodison Park. AP

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  Centre-back: James Tarkowski, right (Burnley) – Defended defiantly and popped up to score Burnley’s late third goal as they recorded their first away win of the campaign at Watford. Getty

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  Left-back: Brandon Williams (Manchester United) – Had some difficult moments defensively but started the comeback against Sheffield United with a well-taken first senior goal. EPA

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  Right midfield: Riyad Mahrez (Manchester City) – A brilliantly taken winner against Chelsea capped Manchester City’s comeback and ensured that Bernardo Silva was not missed. AFP

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  Centre midfield: Kevin de Bruyne, left (Manchester City) – His equaliser was deflected but there was no disguising De Bruyne’s influence against his old club. He was terrific. PA

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  Centre midfield: Joao Moutinho, right (Wolves) – A high-class free kick set Wolves on their way to victory at Bournemouth to take them into the top five. Reuters

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  Left midfield: Son Heung-Min, right (Tottenham) – Scored the last goal of Mauricio Pochettino’s reign and the first of Jose Mourinho’s with a clinical strike at the London Stadium. Reuters

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  Striker: Lys Mousset (Sheffield United) – Ran Manchester United ragged. Helped set up Sheffield United’s first goal and scored their second. Looks a bargain. Getty

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  Striker: Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) – It took a twice-taken penalty for him to get the goal he deserved for tormenting Brighton throughout. Vardy supplied Ayoze Perez’s opener. Getty

Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy continued his prolific season, grabbing his 12th goal of the season against Brighton and producing a superb all-round effort.

Sheffield United maintained their impressive season with a 3-3 draw against Manchester United, with Lys Mousset at the heart a performance that really deserved all three points.

Son Heung-Min playted a key role in Jose Mourinho winning his first match as Tottenham Hotspur manager, while goalkeeper Alisson was vital to Liverpool's latest last-gasp victory.

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