"Senne Lammens (Man Utd): Exceptional from the young man against Sunderland. He's come in at Old Trafford where goalkeepers have struggled and it's the first time I've ever seen a keeper get a standing ovation for coming and claiming a ball. His kicking was excellent, he wasn't afraid to shout at people either. Daniel Munoz (Crystal Palace): I know Palace ended up losing to Everton but he's an exceptional player."
"Gabriel and William Saliba (Arsenal): They've got another clean sheet and gone to the top of the league. They just get the job done. They were excellent against West Ham. They're a threat from set-pieces, back themselves one on one and have got that aura now where people are looking at them in the tunnel thinking "this is going to be a long day". Adrien Truffert (Bournemouth): Coming in as a replacement for Milos Kerkez, he's slotted in like he's been there for 20 years."
Senne Lammens produced an exceptional display against Sunderland at Old Trafford, showing confident aerial command, excellent kicking and vocal leadership that earned a standing ovation. Daniel Munoz drove forward for Crystal Palace, adding significant attacking potency despite the defeat to Everton. Gabriel and William Saliba delivered another clean sheet, defended strongly one-on-one, threatened at set-pieces and helped lift their team to the top of the league. Adrien Truffert slotted seamlessly into Bournemouth's setup, offering solidity and forward thrust. Moises Caicedo dominated midfield with ball-winning and goal contributions, while Declan Rice scored and pushed his side forward but still has scope to do more.
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