English football columnist Richard Jolly names his Worst XI of the Premier League weekend for April 5-6.
Updated: April 07, 2014, 12:00 AM
Richard Jolly’s Worst XI of the Premier League weekend, April 5-6
Right-back: Angel Rangel, Swansea. Beaten in the air for Hull City's winner. David Thompson / Getty Images
Centre-back: Steven Caulker, Cardiff City. Struggled to contain a rampant Crystal Palace. Michael Steele / Getty Images
Centre-back: Fabricio Coloccini, Newcastle United. Could not cope with Juan Mata and Javier Hernandez. Paul Thomas / Getty Images
Left-back: Nacho Monreal, Arsenal. Endured a nightmare against Romelu Lukaku and Everton. jon Super / AP
Right midfield: Wilfried Zaha, Cardiff City. Utterly ineffective in his reunion with his former club Palace. Ian Walton / Getty Images
Centre midfield: Mikel Arteta, Arsenal. An awful return to Goodison Park. Scored an own goal. Laurence Griffiths / Getty Images
Centre midfield: Luuk de Jong, Newcastle United. Done nothing of note since he signed for Newcastle. Jan Kruger / Getty Images
Striker: Kenwyne Jones, Cardiff City. Part of a powder-puff Cardiff attack who hardly threatened. Steve Bardens / Getty Images