Matty Longstaff and Armand Traore put the boot in on Manchester United and City: Premier League team of the week

Brighton inflict more misery on Tottenham with 3-0 win at the Amex Stadium

Goalkeeper: Nick Pope (Burnley) – Continued his fine form on his return to the side this season with a couple of saves and a clean sheet in victory over Everton. Reuters

Right-back: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – Created most of Liverpool’s best chances in the dramatic triumph over Leicester with a series of terrific crosses. AFP

Centre-back: Lewis Dunk (Brighton) – Subdued Harry Kane and co in a famous victory for Brighton, but also showed his footballing skills with a defence-splitting pass. EPA

Centre-back: Conor Coady (Wolves) – Led by example in Wolves’ shock win over Manchester City. A rock at the back with a host of headers and interceptions. Reuters

Left-back: Patrick van Aanholt (Crystal Palace) – Palace’s prolific left-back took over penalty-taking duties without Luka Milivojevic as he helped defeat West Ham. Reuters

Centre midfield: Matty Longstaff (Newcastle) – A sensational Premier League debut as the teenager got the winner against Manchester United and excelled alongside his brother. Reuters

Centre midfield: Conor Hourihane (Aston Villa) – Often the scourge of Norwich, the Irishman scored a spectacular goal and was at the heart of his side’s 5-1 victory. Reuters

Left midfield: Mason Mount (Chelsea) – Another week, another goal. Mount flourished in the 4-1 win over Southampton to show why is a breakout star this season. Reuters

Striker: Wesley (Aston Villa) – Doubled his tally in England with an early brace at Carrow Road as Villa got five top-flight away goals for the first time since 2008. Reuters

Striker: Aaron Connolly (Brighton) – A spectacular first start in the Premier League. The Irishman scored twice against Tottenham and took his goals wonderfully. EPA

There were shock waves across the Premier League this weekend, with Brighton & Hove Albion, Wolves and Newcastle United all pulling off shock results.

Brighton inflicted more misery on a hapless Tottenham Hotspur side seemingly disappearing inside itself. Just days after suffering a 7-2 defeat at home in the Champions League to Bayern Munich, Brighton put three past them at the Amex.

Defender Lewis Dunk was a standout, while 19-year-old striker Aaron Connolly marked his first start in the Premier League with two well-taken goals.

Adama Traore excelled as a wing-back to contain Manchester City's attacking threat before showing his skills as a finisher as Wolves pulled off a smash-and-grab victory over champions Manchester City at the Etihad.

Not to be outdone by their neighbours, Manchester United's miserable away form continued with a 1-0 defeat at Newcastle, with 19-year-old midfielder Matty Longstaff marking his top-flight debut with the winner.

United's haul of nine points after eight games is their worst tally at this stage of a top-flight campaign since 1989.

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