Troy Deeney's Premier League Team of the Week

Goalkeeper:

• Emi Martinez (Aston Villa): Martinez made a crucial penalty save against Fulham, which was the turning point in a tight 1-1 match. His ability to make decisive saves in key moments continues to be invaluable for Aston Villa.

Defenders:

• Ashley Young (Everton): At 39, Young showed incredible endurance and tactical awareness in Everton’s win against Ipswich, playing the entire 95 minutes without being beaten in one-on-one situations.
• Joel Veltman (Brighton): Calm and composed at the back, Veltman helped Brighton secure a clean sheet in a tough away match against Newcastle. His presence was vital after returning from injury.
• Michael Keane (Everton): Keane was rock-solid defensively and added a spectacular goal with his left foot in a strong performance, silencing critics in Everton’s victory over Ipswich.
• Josko Gvardiol (Manchester City): Gvardiol showcased his growing talent, defending confidently and contributing a beautiful right-footed goal in City's match against Wolves.

Midfielders:

• Mario Lemina (Wolves): Lemina was a standout performer in Wolves’ spirited match against Manchester City, leading by example in midfield with his tackling and forward runs.
• Curtis Jones (Liverpool): Jones played a crucial role in Liverpool’s 2-1 win over Chelsea, winning a penalty for their first goal and scoring the winner with a smart run.
• Facundo Buonanotte (Leicester City): Buonanotte injected life into Leicester City’s comeback against Southampton. His bravery and creativity were instrumental in turning the game around.

Forwards:

• Mohamed Salah (Liverpool): Salah was a constant threat to Chelsea’s defense, scoring from the penalty spot and displaying his trademark pace and power in Liverpool’s victory.
• Son Heung-min (Tottenham): Son led Spurs to a comeback win over West Ham, showing his leadership and scoring the final goal to seal the three points on his return from injury.
• Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest): The veteran striker continues to deliver for Nottingham Forest, proving his worth as a traditional number nine and scoring another key goal.

Manager of the Week:

• Steve Cooper (Leicester City): Cooper’s tactical adjustments at halftime sparked a stunning comeback from 2-0 down to beat Southampton. His decision-making and leadership were critical to keeping Leicester in the match and securing a vital win.

This week's team features a mix of experienced players, rising talents, and standout performances from crucial games. Let us know if you agree with these choices!