Mohamed Salah and Lucas Moura lead the way: Premier League team of the week

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  Goalkeeper: David de Gea (Manchester United) – Produced one of his finest saves to keep out Michail Antonio’s header a couple of minutes before Paul Pogba scored the winner. Reuters

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  Right-back: Matt Lowton (Burnley) – Part of the defence who shut out Cardiff as Chris Wood earned the victory that gives Burnley 24 points from 14 games and should keep them up. Reuters

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  Centre-back: Steve Cook (Bournemouth) – Returned to the side after a two-month injury lay-off to help transform Bournemouth’s fortunes as Brighton were kept quiet. Reuters

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  Centre-back: Tim Ream (Fulham) – Fulham’s usually porous defence kept a rare clean sheet with Ream excelling as Everton were beaten in Scott Parker’s first win. Getty Images

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  Left-back: Matt Ritchie (Newcastle) – His terrific cross led to Ayoze Perez’s headed decider at Leicester but a makeshift wing-back also flourished as a defender. Reuters

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  Right midfield: Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) – Scored one of his best and most important goals, a stunning striker against Chelsea ending a two-month wait for an Anfield goal. Reuters

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  Centre midfield: Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City) – A superlative pass led to Raheem Sterling’s opener at Crystal Palace. De Bruyne’s distribution was terrific. Getty Images

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  Centre midfield: Jordan Henderson (Liverpool) – A captain’s performance, full of drive but capped with a lovely cross for Sadio Mane to break the deadlock against Chelsea. Reuters

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  Left midfield: Ryan Fraser (Bournemouth) – Another goal and another assist as he was arguably Bournemouth’s outstanding attacker in the demolition of Brighton. Getty Images

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  Striker: Lucas Moura (Tottenham) – Got his place in history as the first player to score a hat-trick at the new White Hart Lane with a treble to defeat Huddersfield. Getty Images

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  Striker: Nathan Redmond (Southampton) – A revelation under Ralph Hasenhuttl, the winger’s well-taken double against Wolves went a long way towards keeping Southampton up. Getty Images

Mohamed Salah's contender for goal of the season in the 2-0 win against Chelsea was his first at Anfield in two months and may well be the strike that secures Liverpool the Premier League title.

Lucas Moura staked his claim for a starting berth in Tottenham's Champions League quarter-final return leg against Manchester City with a sensational hat-trick against Huddersfield Town.

Ryan Fraser's man-of-the-match performance against Brighton & Hove Albion moved Bournemouth up to 12th place while Nathan Redmond's double in Southampton's win over Wolves moved the Saints a step closer to Premier League safety.