Michael Olise produced an outstanding performance in Crystal Palace's 3-1 victory against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday.
The winger provided key contributions, scoring the first and supplying an assist for the third and final goal as the Eagles continued their red-hot form.
That wonderful display caught the eye of Alan Shearer, the Premier League's record goalscorer and Hall of Fame inductee, who has named Olise in his Team of the Week, along with team-mates Jean-Philippe Mateta and Nathaniel Clyne.
Bart Verbruggen (Brighton)
"He made seven crucial saves to help his team take one point from St James' Park and impacted Newcastle United's race for Europe."
Nathaniel Clyne (Palace)
"The full-back has relished in Palace's new back-three system and produced another great performance at Molineux."
William Saliba (Arsenal)
"Nothing got past him. He was solid once again, providing a calm aura at the back to keep another clean sheet."
Micky van de Ven (Spurs)
"Put in many great tackles alongside a well-struck goal in the 82nd minute to keep Spurs' Champions League dreams very much alive."
Josko Gvardiol (Man City)
"The Croat secured a brace against Fulham showing his confidence on full display as City look to secure a fourth successive title."
Mikkel Damsgaard (Brentford)
"Battled hard in midfield and provided a foundation for the Bees to grind out a late win. The best player on the pitch."
Phil Foden (Man City)
"Another goal in his best season for City. This time he hit the back of the net with his weaker right foot and slotted the ball past a full-stretched Bernd Leno."
Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
"He thinks quicker than anyone on the pitch - demonstrated by his incisive pass which cut through the Nottingham Forest defence to assist Mykhailo Mudryk's opener. Palmer has delivered all season."
Michael Olise (Palace)
"Another goal for the youngster who must not want the season to end. He has found his groove and netted another left-footed curler from outside the box - a feat that is becoming his trademark."
Jean-Philippe Mateta (Palace)
"The striker could not be handled by Wolves as the Frenchman added another goal to his growing tally under manager Oliver Glasner."
Jhon Duran (Villa)
"The super-sub rescued a point at home with two fantastic goals three minutes apart from each other. Villa have edged ever closer to Champions League qualification."
Manager: Pep Guardiola (Man City)
"Secured another crucial win in the title race and proved why the defending champions always play their best football during the run-in."
