Gameweek 25 of the Premier League delivered another weekend packed with drama, big moments, and standout individual performances. From Liverpool’s high intensity clash with Manchester City to Brentford’s thrilling win away at Newcastle, fans were treated to elite football across the board.
Based on impact, match influence, and key performance data, Article Geeky NG presents its Premier League Team of the Week for Matchweek 25.
Goalkeeper
Mads Hermansen (West Ham)
Hermansen produced a commanding performance in West Ham’s 2–0 away victory over Burnley. The Danish goalkeeper made five crucial saves, keeping Burnley at bay and ensuring a well deserved clean sheet. His composure and shot stopping were vital, and he continues to push for more regular opportunities.
Defenders
Malick Diouf (West Ham)
Diouf delivered a complete full back performance against Burnley. Solid defensively and dangerous going forward, the Senegalese international capped his display with an assist, underlining his growing influence in West Ham’s system.
Maxence Lacroix (Crystal Palace)
With Marc Guéhi no longer at the club, Lacroix stepped up impressively for Crystal Palace. His showing against Brighton was confident and authoritative, continuing what has been a strong season for the French defender.
Chris Richards (Crystal Palace)
Richards complemented Lacroix superbly at the heart of Palace’s defence. Calm in possession and disciplined defensively, his partnership was key to Palace maintaining control and securing a clean sheet.
Diogo Dalot (Manchester United)
Dalot has thrived since Michael Carrick’s appointment as caretaker manager. Against Spurs, the Portuguese full-back was energetic and composed, providing an assist and remaining a constant outlet on the right flank.
Midfielders
Bruno Guimarães (Newcastle United)
Despite Newcastle’s defeat to Brentford, Bruno Guimarães stood out once again. His technical quality, work rate, and leadership were evident throughout. Performances like this highlight why Newcastle risk losing him if Champions League qualification slips away.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Everton)
DewsburyHall continues to be one of Everton’s most reliable performers. His disciplined and intelligent display in the win at Fulham showcased his importance in midfield control and transitional play.
Dango Ouattara (Brentford)
The standout player at St James’ Park. Ouattara was simply electric, providing a brilliant assist for Vitaly Janelt before scoring the winning goal himself. A match winning performance of the highest level.
Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Palmer reminded everyone of his elite quality with a record breaking first half hat-trick against Wolves. Sharp, confident, and ruthless, this was the best version of Palmer and a massive boost for Chelsea.
Forwards
Erling Haaland (Manchester City)
Haaland returned to the scoresheet with a penalty at Anfield. Beyond the goal, his movement and physical presence troubled Liverpool throughout, reaffirming his status as one of the league’s most dangerous forwards.
Viktor Gyökeres (Arsenal)
Gyökeres continues his red-hot form for Arsenal. The striker scored a quickfire brace within 28 minutes against Sunderland, showing composure, strength, and elite finishing. He is finally delivering the world class output Arsenal fans had hoped for.
Our Final Thoughts
Matchweek 25 highlighted the depth of quality across the Premier League, with players delivering decisive moments at both ends of the pitch. From Hermansen’s goalkeeping heroics to Palmer’s attacking brilliance and Ouattara’s all-action performance, this week’s selection reflects players who truly shaped the outcomes of their matches.
