Premier League Valora Futbol Fans' Top Five

Sport360 staff 23:57 23/01/2017
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  • Andy Carroll has been on fire for the Hammers.

    Each week, Sport360 brings you the best five players from the English Premier League, as chosen by you the supporters through our ValoraFutbol fan ratings tool.

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    1. ANDY CARROLL (WEST HAM) – 8.5

    Carroll has been in a rich vein of form since his latest return from injury, and he was at it again on Saturday. His brace led West Ham to a 3-1 away win over Middlesbrough, and prompted the striker to entertain thoughts of an England recall.

    2. JAMES WARD-PROWSE (SOUTHAMPTON) – 8.4

    Ward-Prowse is the latest in a long line of talented, young Southampton midfielders and against champions Leicester on Sunday he ran the show. The youngster opened the scoring with a smart finish before setting up Jay Rodriguez with a pinpoint free kick.

    3. FERNANDO LLORENTE (SWANSEA) – 8.2

    Who saw Swansea’s shock win at Anfield coming? Llorente was key as the Swans took advantage of Liverpool’s shaky defence, scoring twice to put Swansea 2-0 ahead. The striker is reportedly wanted by Chelsea, but Paul Clement will surely want to keep him to boost Swansea’s survival hopes.

    4. DARREN FLETCHER (WEST BROM) – 7.6

    The Scot is known as a composed passer, a tough-tackler, and an energetic midfielder. A scorer of great goals, though? Fletcher’s smooth turn and volleyed finish would have surprised many, although it was upstaged by West Brom’s second goal, a screamer from Chris Brunt.

    5. GYLFI SIGURDSSON (SWANSEA) – 7.6

    As in previous seasons, Sigurdsson has been one of Swansea’s best players, and he popped up with a crucial goal after Swansea’s 2-0 lead at Anfield had evaporated. His cool finish to put the Swans back in front clinched a shock result for the Premier League’s erstwhile bottom side.

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