Monday 7 November 2016 21:02, UK
Find out who impressed in week 11 of the Premier League, which saw Liverpool go top of the table after hitting Watford for six, while fellow Merseysiders Everton were on the receiving end of a five-star Chelsea display at Stamford Bridge.
The time has come to see whether your club caught the eye, so we've asked Sky Sports pundit Ray Wilkins to give each side a grade, based purely on their performance at the weekend.
So, how did your team fare? Do they get a stunning A+, a woeful F, or something in between? Read on to find out...
I was at Arsenal on Sunday and I thought it was the best game of the season for me, it was absolutely fantastic. I am going to give Arsenal an 'A' because they displayed the type of football we are used to seeing from them. For me, another goalscorer would come in handy for them, but superb on Sunday.
I thought Tottenham were equally as good. They had a couple of setbacks obviously with Dele Alli, while Toby Alderweireld was not there. Harry Kane coming back looked a little bit off the pace, but I will give them an 'A' as they played some wonderful football, with Mousa Dembele the best player on the pitch.
Five straight defeats going into this game, so their confidence must have been as low as a snake's belly. So to come back to actually win a game, I will give them an 'A'. They are showing some fantastic spirit and Mike Phelan has really got them trying their backsides off for him at the moment. You cannot ask any more of them than that and if you have quality, it will come through.
Another disappointing result. They should have been on a real high after beating Inter Milan in midweek and they should have gone there and won the game. You go in front and you expect to put a team that is suffering with confidence under a lot of pressure.
A definite A+. Going forward, they are an absolute delight to watch, Philippe Coutinho is in absolutely magnificent form and they really look a handful.
Watford, on the other hand, were poor. Some of the goals they gave away defensively were very, very poor indeed, so I am going to give them a 'D'.
I fear for Swansea, I really do. The place is fantastic when you go down there, it is a beautiful stadium, but defensively they are a shambles unfortunately. And the loss of Ashley Williams, not only defensively, but also in the dressing room… I have said it on numerous occasions that when you lose leaders, you will start to struggle. And they have lost an outstanding leader and even if you are going to get £12m for a player of that age, it is not worth it because you are going to get relegated. And on Sunday, they were really taken apart and when you are 3-0 down to a side like Manchester United, forget about it.
Great to see Wayne Rooney back to form as well - I have said it on numerous occasions that playing on the left-hand side, he is sacrificing himself too much for everybody. He will play anywhere for the team, which I love. But a lot of other players would say: 'No, I am a centre forward, I am playing there.' Zlatan Ibrahimovic back on the scoresheet and probably technically one of the best volleys you will ever see from Paul Pogba - beautiful, just beautiful.
I thought they were off the pace in the Champions League to be honest, because I thought the performance in the week was against a very average team - I thought they were going to win to be quite honest. They did not, they did not perform at all well and they took that into the performance on Sunday. Their home form last season was the catalyst to their brilliant Premier League title win, but the loss of N'Golo Kante is enormous and the loss of Jamie Vardy's goals and performances is also enormous for them.
Magnificent win for them. Tony Pulis' sides work their socks off for him, they are always tough and well organised, so an 'A' for them.
If you saw the highlights from the game, they had enough chances to have won three games of football, but they did not put them away. And in the Premier League, if you are not putting them away, then you are going to struggle big time. So I am going to give them a 'B' for the football that they played.
I think David Moyes now has to go with Victor Anichebe, because Jermain Defoe certainly needs a bit of assistance up top. And even if that means going 4-4-2, or 3-5-2, he has to get two up top to give themselves a chance to score a goal. It can't just be left to Jermain to score the goals, it is too much, and it is great to see the big fella Anichebe back in the swing of things and among the goals. So I am certainly going to give them an 'A'.
When you think they have done Liverpool, they have done Everton and they have done Crystal Palace at home, that is where you are going to stay up for a newly-promoted side. Your home form has to be absolutely immaculate, not so much your form, but your points gathering has to be there from your home games. And they are doing fantastically well - three breakaways, three goals. Palace got themselves back in the game at 2-2 and you think: 'Game over, Palace to win.' But no, not this Burnley side, who keep fighting all the way. So I am going to give them an 'A'.
I am going to give Crystal Palace a 'B' for their unfortunately poor defending and they must be kicking themselves.
Again, they had enough chances to win five games, but this is the Premier League and you have got to score goals. They have enough ability in that side and after coming off that win against Barcelona in midweek, you would have thought that they would have just taken Middlesbrough to pieces. But it was not the case and they lose another two points, so a 'C' for them.
An 'A' for Middlesbrough. You are taking an absolute pummelling, but it was so evident that they were not prepared to lay down and die. And that is the attitude that will have got Aitor Karanka thinking: 'Wow, we have got a right chance of staying in this division, because we will fight to the very end'. So an 'A' for Middlesbrough.
You know, their form is so inconsistent this year. When we saw them last season, we thought: 'Wow, what a good team.' But the performances of Dimitri Payet have really been something that they need, and they are not getting them on a consistent level, while the stadium is not helping I'm sure. So I am going to go 'B' for West Ham.
A good revival from Stoke, who struggled initially with the new regulations, they were penalised on numerous occasions and lost matches. But they have too much quality to be down there for too long. And lovely to see Bojan [Krkic] back scoring again, and it was an outstanding finish. So from that perspective, very, very good indeed. But I will go 'B' as well, because I thought they might have won on Saturday.
It was a brilliant performance and it was not against one of the lower sides, it was against Everton, who have been performing to a fantastic level. And Chelsea absolutely ripped them to pieces. Everton also went with a back three and they just could not handle them - they could not handle their speed, their pace, their pressing, so he changed very, very shortly after to a back four. But certainly an 'A' for Chelsea, as some of their football was absolutely dynamic. And the fella Eden Hazard is just a genius at the moment, he can do anything he wants on a football field and to see him perform to that level on Saturday was absolutely brilliant.
Oh no, an 'E' for Everton, who just were not at the races. They did not compete, while their work ethic, which is normally so superb…They just were not there, they were not at it, awful.
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