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1. JORDON IBE (BOURNEMOUTH) – 8.2
The 20-year-old winger was in red hot form as he helped the Cherries thrash Hull City 6-1.
Ibe, who joined the South Coast club from Liverpool for a club record fee in July, has made an impressive start to life under Eddie Howe.
And, if he can continue to produce top-quality performances, then he may well come into the reckoning for England.
2. CHARLIE AUSTIN (SOUTHAMPTON) – 8.1
The powerful forward scored a second-half brace, including a goal from the penalty spot, to secure a comfortable win for Southampton over Burnley.
Austin showed predatory instincts to poke home following Virgil van Dijk’s headed cut back and then scored from 12 yards after a foul by Johann Berg.
The Saints are now up to 8th in the table and Austin’s form will be key to their hopes this term.
Good morning pic.twitter.com/QXsufHRZHz
— Charlie Austin (@chazaustin10) October 17, 2016
3. JUNIOR STANISLAS (BOURNEMOUTH) – 7.9
‘Hit the target’ – that’s what all good coaches tell young players and it’s exactly what the 26-year-old did against Hull.
Stanislas scored twice from his three shots on target and made three key passes against Mike Phelan’s men.
It was a confident all-round display which could have easily seen him secure the top Valora position on any other week.
4. JOE ALLEN (STOKE CITY) – 7.9
The goals just keep going in for Joe Allen.
The former Liverpool midfielder has scored four in total this season – and reached that tally with a brace in the 2-0 victory over Sunderland.
Stoke assistant manager Mark Bowen believes Allen can reach double figures this term.
4 - Joe Allen has already matched his best-ever Premier League season in terms of goals scored (4, also 2011/12). Stoked.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) October 15, 2016
5. MAARTEN STEKELENBURG (EVERTON) – 7.7
What a performance!
The Toffees goalkeeper saved penalties from both Kevin De Bruyne and Sergio Aguero and also made a string of other high-profile saves as Ronald Koeman’s men grinded out a point against Manchester City.
It was a fine performance from the veteran Dutchman, who has recently been recalled to the international fold.
