English football columnist Richard Jolly names his Worst XI of the Premier League weekend for May 3-4.
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Right-back: Dan Burn, Fulham. Selected out of position at right-back, he struggled at Stoke. Jamie McDonald / Getty Images -
Centre-back: Younes Kaboul, Tottenham Hotspur. Condemned his team to defeat with his early red card. Alastair Grant / AP -
Centre-back: Ben Turner, Cardiff City. Part of a defence that conceded three times to a goal-shy Newcastle. Matthew Lewis / Getty Images -
Left-back: Declan John, Cardiff City. Another of the relegated side's defenders who failed to make an impact. Lindsey Parnaby / AFP -
Right midfield: Mohamed Salah, Chelsea. Ineffective against Norwich and hauled off at half-time. Michael Regan / Getty Images -
Centre midfield: Frank Lampard, Chelsea. Also got the hook after 45 minutes on Sunday. Clive Rose / Getty Images -
Centre midfield: Michael Carrick, Manchester United. Should have tracked Seb Larsson for Sunderland's goal. Andrew Yates / AFP -
Left midfield: Nani, Manchester United. Failed to take the chance that interim manager Ryan Giggs gave him. Peter Powell / EPA -
Centre forward: Javier Hernandez, Manchester United. Spurned two fine chances to get an equaliser on Saturday. Andrew Yates / AFP -
Centre forward: Emmanuel Adebayor, Tottenham Hotspur. Made a pathetic effort in a defensive wall. Paul Gilham / Getty Images
Richard Jolly’s Worst XI of the Premier League weekend
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