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

After every round of Premier League matches this season, BBC football pundit Troy Deeney shares his team and manager of the week. Here are this week's selections. Give your thoughts using the comments form at the bottom of this page.

Bart Verbruggen (Brighton) was unreal, making lots of saves that kept his team in the game. He was the reason they didn't lose by two or three goals.

Archie Gray (Tottenham) scored and defended well. He was under a lot of pressure, but now Tottenham is starting to pick up, so he deserves some credit.

Ezri Konsa (Arsenal) was a beast. He defended and fought for the team, getting the job done.

Jan Paul van Hecke (Tottenham) got a goal and is growing into his role at Spurs. He has had a solid start.

Micky van de Ven supports Jan Paul van Hecke, giving him the confidence to be aggressive.

Jurrien Timber (Arsenal) got away with a shirt pull on Alexander Isak. He recovered and defended well at full-back.

Romeo Lavia (Chelsea) was excellent for Chelsea. Despite being down to 10 men, he broke up play and kept the ball moving.

Declan Rice (Arsenal) had a captain's performance, getting the job done all over the pitch. He also had a little assist for himself.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto (Coventry) works hard for the team and is very humble in his approach. He delivered in a massive game for Coventry.

Johan Manzambi (Aston Villa) is a 21-year-old who is flying. He has confidence and is taking over the Villa team. He was taken off before the crucial Champions League game against Barcelona, but Fulham couldn't stop him until then.

Ollie McBurnie (Hull) epitomizes his team's spirit and fight. He had goals and assists in his game.

Taiwo Awoniyi (Coventry) scored a solo goal, showing he is back and can impose himself. He will be key if Coventry are to stay up.

Frank Lampard (Coventry) has been really good. Coventry took care of business against Sunderland, coming out aggressive against a strong Sunderland team.

Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) got a nod for getting the job done at Liverpool.