English football columnist Richard Jolly names his Best XI in the Premier League for the April 23-24 weekend, including the Manchester United pair David de Gea and Anthony Martial, two from Crystal Palace in Pape Souare and Mile Jedinak along with Leicester City's Wes Morgan and Leonardo Ulloa. Click on the arrows to view the next photo or just swipe on your mobile device.
Goalkeeper: David de Gea (Manchester United)
A brilliant penalty save from Romelu Lukaku was the highlight of a typical display of heroics from the Spaniard.
Right-back: Vurnon Anita (Newcastle)
A makeshift full-back, but an influential one. His cross for Papiss Cisse’s goal began a stunning fightback at Anfield.
Centre-back: Wes Morgan (Leicester City)
Helped the league leaders earn another clean sheet but also won the free kick for their second goal against Swansea.
Centre-back: Lamine Kone (Sunderland)
A fine January signing, he was a reason why Sunderland kept a third clean sheet in four games with a 0-0 draw against Arsenal.
Left-back: Pape Souare (Crystal Palace)
Provided the superb cross that Connor Wickham converted to send Crystal Palace into a first FA Cup final in 26 years.
Right midfield: Dusan Tadic (Southampton)
Aston Villa may be inept opponents but Tadic still merits credit for scoring two of Southampton’s four goals on Saturday.
Centre midfield: Mile Jedinak (Crystal Palace)
The skipper did the dirty work, with tackles, interceptions and clearances, in the Wembley win over Watford.
Centre midfield: Cesc Fabregas (Chelsea)
Others got the goals but Fabregas recorded three assists in a passing masterclass as Chelsea beat Bournemouth 4-1.
Left midfield: Anthony Martial (Manchester United)
Was outstanding against Everton even before he scored the injury-time winner to take United into the FA Cup final.
Striker: Leonardo Ulloa (Leicester City)
Stood in for the suspended Jamie Vardy and ensured he was not missed with a brace in the thrashing of Swansea.
Striker: Kelechi Iheanacho (Manchester City)
Offered more evidence of his considerable talent and his composure in front of goal with a double in the 4-0 win against Stoke.
