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1. PHILIPPE COUTINHO (LIVERPOOL) – 8.5
The brilliant Brazilian was once again in fine form as he tormented Watford – scoring in the 6-1 victory at Anfield.
He was also chief assists architect – and has had a hand in eight Liverpool goals in his past seven league outings (five assists, three goals).
2. EDEN HAZARD (CHELSEA) – 8.4
The Blues star scored twice, meaning he has hit the back of the net in four consecutive Premier League matches, as Antonio Conte’s men smashed Everton 5-0.
Hazard was in magic touch throughout the Stamford Bridge contest and deservedly received a standing ovation when he was substituted with 10 minutes remaining.
3. ROBERT SNODGRASS (HULL CITY) – 8.3
The 29-year-old Scot inspired his team to a priceless 2-1 home victory over Southampton.
Snodgrass entered the fray from the bench after 29 minutes due to an injury to Will Keane – and swept in his fourth Premier League goal of the season just past the hour mark to draw the hosts level against Claude Puel’s men.
His free-kick, just two minutes after he himself equalised, found Michael Dawson who put the ball into the Saints net.
4. SADIO MANE (LIVERPOOL) – 8.1
The Senegalese forward powered in two goals during the Kop club’s demolition job of the Hornets.
He has scored six in 10 appearances this season and is proving to be a destructive goalscoring weapon for Jurgen Klopp’s side.
5. ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC (MANCHESTER UNITED) – 8.0
The Super Swede bagged two goals – his first in the league since September – as United moved up to sixth in the table with a 3-1 success at Swansea.
Zlatan’s opener came courtesy of a low drive, which goalkeeper Łukasz Fabiański should have done better with – before he beat the Pole again with a clever chip.