Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?

"He is slowly going about his business and becoming one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League. Not many people have been speaking about him - there's not really been an argument for him to be England's number one but you could make that after this season's performances, like in the win at Burnley. Steady, efficient and a friend of mine said that the best goalkeepers are the ones you never speak about - I don't think Henderson gets spoken about anywhere near enough so that must make him very good."

"Hugely effective in the draw at Newcastle from an attacking and defensive point of view. Wonderful first goal getting across the front man like a true striker, and the second - although it bounced 16 times - to have the audacity to do an overhead kick in the last minute you have to give him credit. They didn't get the win but he came across really well in the game."

"I don't usually put players on the losing team in but if the centre-back scores two goals and the team loses 4-3 I think you have to give a bit of credit. He's been solid, with a good range of passing. The only negative is that he went missing when Aston Villa went on that little run at the end of the first half and beginning of the second. But I will give him credit for the goals - that's the striker in me. He deserves it."

Dean Henderson is establishing himself as one of the Premier League's top goalkeepers, delivering steady and efficient performances and strengthening a case for England's number one after the Burnley win. Cristian Romero combined defensive solidity with attacking threat in the draw at Newcastle, scoring two notable goals including a last-minute overhead kick. Jan Paul van Hecke scored twice in Brighton's 4-3 defeat, showing solid defending and a good passing range despite a lapse during an Aston Villa surge. Jaka Bijol produced a dominant display for Leeds, scoring his first goal of the season and offering robust defensive work.

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