After each round of Premier League matches, Troy Deeney, BBC football pundit, reveals his Team and Manager of the Week. Here are his standout selections for this week:

Keane Lewis-Potter (Brentford): Demonstrated excellence both defensively and offensively, scoring a goal in a dominant performance against Tottenham. Often underrated, he encapsulates Brentford's tenacity.

Nobel Mendy (Hull City): Showcased immense power and defensive prowess, contributing significantly to Hull's game and netting their second goal. His presence on the field makes him a formidable opponent.

Maxence Lacroix (Chelsea): Brought experience and calmness to Chelsea's defense, recording an assist in his debut. His game-reading ability and maturity will be invaluable for the team going forward.

Maxim de Cuyper (Brighton): Scored two goals and set an aggressive tone against Aston Villa. His performance was pivotal, especially in the early stages of the match.

Marc Guehi (Man City): Played as a holding midfielder, scoring the equalizer against Bournemouth after missing another chance. He provided a calming influence compared to City's record signing, controlling the game effectively.

Vitaly Janelt (Brentford): A powerful and dominant player, he excelled in breaking up play while also scoring against Spurs, showcasing his ability to do the essential tasks well.

Christos Tzolis (Arsenal): The young talent brought in from Club Brugge is making waves, contributing significantly in terms of goals and assists while adding a calming presence to the squad.

Anthony Elanga (Newcastle): Under a new manager, he displayed his pace and power, scoring a stunning goal after a challenging previous season, looking rejuvenated and confident.

Cole Palmer (Chelsea): Emerging as a player to watch, Palmer's performance this week showed his potential, running with pace and agility, signaling a breakout season ahead.