Which of the stars in the 22nd round of the Premier League just passed have impressed you the most?
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Formation: 4-5-1
Goalkeeper: José Sa (Wolves)
In this round of the Premier League, Wolves won 3-1 at home to Southampton, officially joining the ranks of the European team. Despite winning, Wolves' performance was not satisfactory, with Southampton dominating the game for most of the time, completing 10 of the 13 shots on goal. Fortunately, José Sa was a divine helper, contributing nine saves in a single game, so that Wolves conceded only one goal and scored three points.
Defenders: Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) Caldy (Wolves) Stones (Manchester City) Robertson (Liverpool)
Liverpool beat Brentford 3-0 in this round, Arnold was very active on the wing, he was successful in 3 of 4 ground 1-on-1 in the whole game, 2 were successful, sent 2 key passes and created 1 excellent opportunity, and used a corner to assist Fabinho to break the goal.
In Wolves' win over Southampton, Wolves centre-back Cody scored a goal, and on the defensive end, as a centre-back he completed five clearances and five of his eight long passes in place, playing a good organisational role at the back.
Stones had a very good performance in City's victory over Chelsea, having fully gained the upper hand against Blues striker Romelu Lukaku, who had all four high-ball races and three clearances to ensure the stability of the defence. At the same time, Stones also completed 71 passes with a 91% success rate, 7 successful passes in 9 times, and also completed the organization of the backcourt excellently.
In Liverpool's big win over Brentford, Robertson on the left also played well, he succeeded 4 times in 5 ground 1-on-1, 3 high ball battles 2 times, 2 passes were all successful, 3 key passes and 1 created a great opportunity, and assisted Oxlade-Chamberlain in the second half cross.
Midfielder: Ramsey (Villa) De Bruyne (Manchester City) Fabinho (Liverpool) B Fee (Manchester United) Coutinho (Villa)
Villa's Jacob Ramsey was stunning against Manchester United, helping the team equalise and save the game with a 2-0 pass. In the whole game, Ramsey succeeded in 3 passes, 6 times on the ground 1 on 1 and 3 times, whether it was the attack with the ball, or the wide range of running strategies and pressure, which brought great threats to the Manchester United defense.
De Bruyne was definitely The manchester City's first triumph over Chelsea, and in the second half of the game, his long-range shot from the edge of the penalty area hung straight into the corner of the goal to help the team compete for the title. In addition to this goal, De Bruyne also delivered two key passes, 1 to create excellent chances, 6 to pass 4 times, and to create numerous threats in the front.
Fabinho scored a header from a corner in Liverpool's win over Brentford, and in the whole game, he completed 66 passes with a 92% success rate, while delivering 4 key passes, 8 high balls and 7 successful, and 2 interceptions, which played a very big role on both ends of the attack and defense.
With Cristiano Ronaldo sidelined due to injury, Bruno Fernandez took on a more important role in United's 2-2 draw with Villa, with the B fee wearing the captain's armband covering the range from the backcourt to the front, with the burden of organisation, defence and scoring falling on him. Not only did he contribute 1 key pass, 4 steals and 2 interceptions, but he also scored a goal in the first and second halves, helping the team to lead 2-0 at one point, but unfortunately failed to lead the team to victory.
Coutinho, who had just announced a loan spell for Villa and returned to the Premier League, soon made his debut. With Villa trailing Manchester United 2-0 at home, Coutinho was appointed as a substitute at the end of the game, first instigating the attack, helping Ramsey score a goal, and soon receiving an assist from Ramsey to equalize, announcing his return in an incredibly stunning way.
Forward: Jack Harrison (Leeds)
Leeds United striker Harrison Czech Republic shined in this round of the league, scoring three goals with just four shots on goal against West Ham United, and the statistics of two key passes, four 1-on-1 successes and one pass also reflect the threat he poses to the opponent's defence. With three goals from the match, Jack Harrison also scored his first hat-trick of his career.