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1. CHARLIE DANIELS (BOURNEMOUTH) – 7.85

The Bournemouth left-back was in fine form this week and it seems you thought so to by rating him the highest out of any Premier League player in action.

A clean sheet, assist and a goal from the penalty spot rounded off an all-round superb week for Daniels as his side romped to a 3-0 victory over Norwich.

Daniels now has two goals and three assists in his last six outings.

2. DAVID DE GEA (MANCHESTER UNITED) – 7.75

It says a lot for Louis van Gaal’s Manchester United when a goal-scoring Wayne Rooney in a 1-0 win over fierce rivals Liverpool doesn’t make it into the top-5 but their goalkeeper does.

A rare bright spark in United’s campaign, De Gea again had to be at his best to thwart Jurgen Klopp’s side and ensure the clean sheet that allowed the Red Devils to steal all three points.

Having only just kept the Spaniard at the club in the summer, the Old Trafford faithful will be worried that their current form will not see De Gea stay beyond this season.

3. BENIK AFOBE (BOURNEMOUTH) – 7.62

The second of three Bournemouth players in the list, Afobe introduced himself in some style to the South Coast club.

In just his second outing for Eddie Howe’s men after a club-record move from Wolves, Afobe netted his first Premier League goal to instantly begin paying back that standout fee.

Cherries fans will be hoping that the 22-year-old will go on to start banging them in from here on out.

4. SERGIO AGUERO (MANCHESTER CITY) – 7.48

Aguero was in blistering form as City demolished Crystal Palace 4-0 and his return to full fitness and form could provide the boost his team needs to go on and win the Premier League title.

The Argentine forward scored two and laid on David Silva’s goal to highlight his devastating instincts in front of goal.

Messrs Arsenal, Leicester City & co, take this as a warning.

5. MARC PUGH (BOURNEMOUTH) – 7.38

Completing the trio of Bournemouth players in this week’s list is Pugh, who teased Norwich’s right-bark Russell Martin in almost bullying fashion.

Pugh set up Bournemouth’s first before winning the penalty that Daniels converted.

It was a truly devastating performance from the left-winger who was at his very best.