Martin Dubravka Newcastle United
Burnley’s Martin Dubravka has been named in Alan Shearer’s Premier League Team of the Week following his standout performance in the 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur. Dubravka’s impressive saves were instrumental in securing a point for Burnley, highlighting his crucial role in the team’s defensive efforts.
Alan Shearer said: “Made several impressive saves in Burnley’s 2-2 draw with Spurs.”
Dubravka’s inclusion in the team is a testament to his exceptional goalkeeping skills, which were on full display during the match against Tottenham. His ability to make critical saves under pressure was pivotal in preventing Spurs from taking all three points. This performance not only earned him a spot in Shearer’s team but also showcased his value to Burnley’s squad.
The rest of Shearer’s Team of the Week featured a mix of players who delivered standout performances across the Premier League. Nottingham Forest’s Nikola Milenkovic was praised for his solid contribution to Forest’s clean sheet against Brentford. Meanwhile, Manchester United’s Harry Maguire received recognition for his resilience in a challenging match against a top-tier opponent.
Alan Shearer said: “Solid. More than played his part in Forest’s clean sheet at Brentford.”
Alan Shearer said: “Again, he really stood up to the challenge against a top-two side.”
Manchester City’s Marc Guehi impressed on his debut against Wolves, helping his team maintain a clean sheet. Chelsea’s Estevao was noted for being a constant threat, scoring the opener against Crystal Palace. Aston Villa’s Emiliano Buendia and Ollie Watkins also made the list, with Buendia scoring a superb goal against Newcastle and Watkins netting a deserved goal at St James’ Park.
Alan Shearer said: “An impressive debut against Wolves as Man City kept a clean sheet.”
Alan Shearer said: “Always a threat for Chelsea. Scored their opener against Crystal Palace with a great finish.”
Alan Shearer said: “Was a step ahead of Newcastle and scored a superb goal.”
West Ham United’s players were well-represented, with Mateus Fernandes, Crysencio Summerville, and Jarrod Bowen all making the cut. Fernandes was lauded for his work rate and goal against Sunderland, while Summerville continued his form by scoring the opener. Bowen, as captain, contributed a goal and an assist in an important win.
Alan Shearer said: “His work rate against Sunderland was huge, and he scored a great goal too.”
Alan Shearer said: “Like last week, he scored the opener and was a constant threat.”
Alan Shearer said: “A goal and an assist from the Hammers captain in an important win.”
Finally, Manchester United’s Bryan Mbeumo and manager Michael Carrick were recognized for their contributions. Mbeumo delivered an energetic display with a great finish, while Carrick’s managerial debut saw him secure victories against both Manchester City and Arsenal.
Alan Shearer said: “Another energetic display and a great finish. Two goals in two games since AFCON.”
Alan Shearer said: “Two matches in charge and he’s beaten Man City and now Arsenal. What a start.”
These performances highlight the depth of talent across the Premier League, with players and managers alike stepping up to deliver memorable moments on the pitch.
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