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1) MARCUS RASHFORD (MAN UTD) – 7.62
What a week it’s been for the young Manchester United forward, with four goals in just two games.
The 18-year-old stunned Old Trafford with a brace in his first Premier League game as United romped past Arsenal 3-2 and breathed new life into their season.
Rashford has made a huge impact for Louis van Gaal’s men and obviously delighted our #360fans using the ValoraFutbol ratings tool with his impressive league debut.
Marcus Rashford: MotM vs Arsenal #MUNARS pic.twitter.com/Vl2kS3WHKP
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) 28 February 2016
2) WAHBI KHAZRI (SUNDERLAND) – 7.57
The Sunderland wideman is certainly a character and despite his failed rabona attempt (see below), he made enough of an impression this week despite being on the losing side for Sunderland.
His team were downed 1-0 by West Ham but had a number of chances late on to get back into the game.
Khazri was pivotal in their late surge but couldn’t deliver a point for his side.
#Khazri rabona cross fail ??? #WHUSUN https://t.co/OpLtLKzoYU
— Shetani Saba (@ShetaniSaba) 27 February 2016
3) MICHAIL ANTONIO (WEST HAM) – 7.38
While Kazhri failed to deliver an end product, the same could not be said of Michail Antonio who continued his impressive form with another match winning performance for the Hammers.
Antonio’s first-half strike was his fourth of the season and third in his last six games.
Proving the only goal of the game, it kept West Ham’s challenge for a European place on course.
Michail Antonio's celebration yestrday looked familiar!
— Coral (@Coral) 28 February 2016
(via @BreatheSport)pic.twitter.com/iFzt8s4zzS
4) CRAIG GARDNER (WEST BROM) – 7.29
Boy did West Brom need a win this week and boy did Gardner play a crucial role in them gaining all three points.
His opener got the Baggies train going and despite Palace’s late rally, Tony Pulis’ men managed to hold on for the victory.
Gardner also laid on the second for teammate Craig Dawson and will be delighted with his showing at the Hawthorns.
2 - In his 240th Premier League appearance, Craig Gardner has scored and assisted in the same game for the first time. Dig.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) 27 February 2016
5) MARKO ARNAUTOVIC (STOKE CITY) – 7.23
The 26-year-old was back to his best against strugglers Aston Villa, scoring twice as Mark Hughes’ men returned to form.
Arnautovic now has nine goals to his name in the Premier League and three in his last four games for Stoke.
The win saw Stoke rise back into the top half and they will remain confident of a late push for Europe should Arnautovic continue in this vein of form.
6 - Marko Arnautovic has now scored six Premier League goals at the Britannia this season; twice as many as any other Stoke player. Rule.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) 27 February 2016
