Harry Kane leads as Chelsea, Tottenham and Everton dominate Premier League team of the week

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  Kyle Walker of Tottenham Hotspur. Clive Rose / Getty Images

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  Everton's Mason Holgate, left. Darren Staples / Reuters

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  Winston Reid of West Ham United, left. Shaun Botterill / Getty Images

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  Marcos Alonso, centre, of Chelsea. Laurence Griffiths / Getty Images

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  Chelsea's Pedro, right. Adrian Dennis / AFP

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  Tom Davies of Everton, right. Michael Regan / Getty Images

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  Arsenal's Mesut Ozil, right, of Arsenal. Nick Potts / AP Photo

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  Marko Arnautovic of Stoke City, right. Matthew Lewis / Getty Images

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  Harry Kane of Tottenham Hotspur, right. Clive Rose / Getty Images

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  Hull City's Abel Hernandez, right. Craig Brough / Reuters

Two players each of Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and Everton made it to Richard Jolly's Premier League team of the week – and for good reason.

Goalkeeper: Simon Mignolet (Liverpool)

Often criticised, the Belgian made a brilliant save from Manchester United’s Henrikh Mkhitaryan in a fine display at Old Trafford.

Right-back: Kyle Walker (Tottenham Hotspur)

Both of Spurs’ wing-backs were superb against West Brom. Walker set up Harry Kane’s second goal with persistence and pressure.

Centre-back: Mason Holgate (Everton)

Tom Davies and Ademola Lookman made it a wonderful day for Everton’s youngsters. Holgate helped by snuffing out Sergio Aguero.

Centre-back: Winston Reid (West Ham United)

Andy Carroll scored a wonder goal and Michail Antonio got three assists but defender Reid provided the solidity as Crystal Palace were beaten.

Left-back: Marcos Alonso (Chelsea)

Scoring two goals was remarkable enough. Chelsea’s unlikely match-winner came close to a hat-trick at Leicester in a decisive display.

Right midfield: Pedro (Chelsea)

His goal at Leicester was fine, the flick that preceded it better still. Both showed the excellence the Spaniard has delivered this season.

Centre midfield: Tom Davies (Everton)

Showed the cool to score his first Everton goal with a nonchalant chip to cap an outstanding performance as he overpowered Yaya Toure.

Centre midfield: Mesut Ozil (Arsenal)

Others got the goals – indeed Swansea defenders provided two – but Ozil ran the show for Arsenal in a 4-0 rout in Wales.

Left midfield: Marko Arnautovic (Stoke City)

A brace, including a goal featuring two wonderful one-twos, meant Stoke had secured victory at Sunderland inside 35 minutes.

Striker: Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur)

Completed a memorable week in fine fashion, a new father scoring a hat-trick to step up his campaign to retain the Golden Boot.

Striker: Abel Hernandez (Hull City)

Had not scored since August but the Uruguayan returned to form in fine fashion with a brace to win Marco Silva’s first league game in charge.

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