The 'best centre-back in the Premier League' makes the team of the week in a line-up dominated by Chelsea and Tottenham

Gabby Agbonlahor had the difficult task of naming her team of the week after a superb weekend of Premier League action.

Chelsea He hit Wolves with six, while Tottenham's emphatic wins and Manchester City It meant there were plenty of goals for fans to enjoy.

And players from those clubs, along with Arsenal, Manchester United, Fulham and Aston Villa, are also in Gabby's squad.

David Raya

I actually picked Andre Onana to start because his passing was so good against Brighton and he's been under a lot of scrutiny, but I went with Raya.

His save from Ollie Watkins' header was the best I've seen in a long time. It was spectacular.

Diving in one direction – many goalkeepers wouldn't have the agility to get up so quickly and make the second save. I thought it was an outstanding performance from the goalkeeper and that Arsenal won the match Because if he had come on, I'm sure Villa would have gotten a 1-0 win.

Noussair Mazraoui

When I watched him in his first two games he played, he's a defender who loves one-on-one.

If you look at the way he defended against Kaoru Mitoma at the weekend, he had it in the bag.

He let him try to take him on, but he had the pace to get back and so he can defend one-on-one, but in attack he is also very good with the ball.

I think he will be a very good signing for Manchester United.

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Antonée Robinson

I was thinking about Andy Robertson in Liverpoolbut I like the way Robinson plays.

I've been watching him a lot lately and he's got that scary pace going forward and back, he got an assist at the weekend and he's a really exciting player.

He is someone who should play in a bigger team and is someone to keep an eye on after a very good performance.

Christian Romero

He scored a good goal. To score a goal from a set piece against a Sean Dyche team, it has to be a very good goal.

The way he jumps on James Tarkowski, there was only one player who wanted him more than anyone else.

But it wasn't just his goal, it's the aggression that he now shows in the right way: before he would get sent off or make bad tackles or lose his temper, but now he shows it and says 'you won't be able to beat me'.

“He is a really excellent defender and there is a reason why he won the World Cup and the Copa America.

Micky Van de Ven

I think he is the best centre-back in the league alongside William Saliba.

I always look at defenders and think, “Who would I or wouldn't I like to play against?” and he's one I would have hated to play against.

I would have gone to the other centre-back instead of playing against him.

He has electric pace, aggression in all the right ways and is good on the ball, which he demonstrated with his assist to Heung-min Son.

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He is very good at getting out with the ball and running all over the pitch when needed; that is what he did and it was an outstanding performance once again.

When you have two defenders like Van de Ven and Romero, you always have a chance.

Yves Bissouma

His off-field antics – something I also got into trouble for – players have to go through that stage and learn from it.

He missed the first game of the season and perhaps fortunately due to Bentancur's head injury, he has returned to the team.

The way he scored that goal – his first for Spurs – was that he hit the underside of the bar. It was a great goal and a great finish, and throughout the game he was in possession and making timely tackles.

It was a very good performance and set the tone for Spurs' midfield.

Kevin De Bruyne

He has to be there for me. Manchester City won the league by two points last season, probably because De Bruyne didn't play for most of the season.

Now that he is back and fit, if he can stay that way they will win the league by more than two points this season.

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Just look at his pass for Erling Haaland's goal – most midfielders don't even see that ball, but he spots the small space and passes it to Haaland.

It's just the passing range that he has. It means that when he has the ball, any player can make any run they want, so for me, it was a very good performance from De Bruyne one more time.

Noni Madueke

What he said about Wolverhampton on his private social media, to do that and upset the whole home crowd from the first second and then Score a hat-trick against that team It shows that he has that character and self-confidence that allows him not to collapse in difficult situations.

I thought he was outstanding throughout the entire match.

He's a player that many managers would want, but can they get him to be consistent? He needs to prove it to keep his place in this Chelsea team.

But scoring three goals and the way he scored them was magnificent.

For a left-footed player to score two goals with his right foot, it is difficult for defenders to defend against such a surprise.

Running with the ball, challenging players, physical and strong, I think he is a really exciting player and one to watch out for in Lee Carsley's first-team England squad.

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Cole Palmer

He was a little quiet against Manchester City – it was probably the worst I've seen him since joining Chelsea – but this week he was perhaps in a role that suits him better.

Madueke on the right and he in the number 10 position: he received the ball and created plays. He is a number 10, not a right winger.

Look at his goal and the way he executed it: when you watch that goal and see the goalkeeper off his line, you think it's an easy shot, but no, it's a difficult technique.

It was an extraordinary goal and only confident players with that much arrogance would take advantage of that opportunity.

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Apart from getting three assists, yes, they were simple assists, but if Mudryk had the ball, he would have passed it to Madueke.

For me, Palmer He was outstanding throughout the game and when you get three assists and a goal in a game you have to be in the team of the week.

Morgan Rogers

Of course we have to have at least one Villa player a week, that's the rule, but all joking aside, I had to leave out João Pedro, Jarrod Bowen and Emile Smith Rowe because this was the most talked about performance of the weekend.

He was strong, he looked like he had gained strength over the summer, he was bullying Thomas Partey and Declan Rice and they couldn't control him in that number 10 position.

It was his little touches, his turn, running at defenders with pace. I think he's going to be a really exciting prospect and knowing that Aston Villa only paid £8m, rising to £12m or £13m is a bargain at 22.

I thought it was great and it deserves to be on the team of the week.

Erling Haaland

I was hoping another striker would catch my eye so I wouldn't have to pick Haaland every week, but I'll have to as he's scored another hat-trick.

By scoring four goals in two games, he will begin to break records he himself has set.

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It was his run towards the opener that gave De Bruyne the chance to open the scoring before the early end.

Also, for his third goal, the goalkeeper wasn't expecting him to shoot from there, so getting that precise shot from the edge of the box shows that he can score any kind of goal.

He is not just a player who scores every goal, he is also capable of scoring any goal and it was another outstanding performance.