Brighton and Hove Albion produced one of the best Premier League performances of the season as they walloped Sheffield 5-0 last Saturday.
The result moved the Seagulls up to seventh in the league standings and keeps Roberto De Zerbi’s team in the mix for a top six finish once again.
“We need to have three or four wins in a row,” said De Zerbi. “I have seen the table. We are competing to find the same level as last season.”
A number of Albion players could easily have made Garth Crooks’ BBC Premier League Team of the Week… but here’s Crooks’ XI for the week.
5. Raheem Sterling (Chelsea)
Crooks said: "Sterling came on at Crystal Palace last Monday and changed the game for Chelsea as they won 3-1. To his credit, manager Mauricio Pochettino recognised his player was back in the mood and started him at Manchester City on Saturday. And Sterling returned to Etihad Stadium with devastating effect." Photo: DARREN STAPLES
6. Martin Odegaard (Arsenal)
Crooks said: "Odegaard must have thought it was his birthday after four minutes of this fixture. He had been given enough room to drive a coach and horses through. He took his chance, and Arsenal were on their way to a 5-0 victory at Turf Moor. Odegaard went on to make Burnley's life even more miserable with a lovely assist for Bukayo Saka's second goal and generally ran the show." Photo: Stuart MacFarlane
7. Joao Gomes (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Crooks said: "Gomes' first goal wasn't a surprise, especially if the opposition aren't prepared to compete for headers in their own penalty box - Tottenham paid the price for their lack of competitiveness early in the match. However, the second goal was the result of the most wonderful counter attack masterminded by Pedro Neto who, for me, has been Wolves' player of the season. It was finished again by Gomes, who had the most inspired afternoon." Photo: Jack Thomas - WWFC
8. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
Crooks said: "Saka put his second goal into the roof of the Burnley net so emphatically, it was if he was thoroughly bored with the mismatch and couldn't wait to get the game over and done with so he could get on with his weekend's activities. It looks like the Gunners are refusing to give up on their title dreams. The way they are playing, who can blame them?" Photo: Stuart MacFarlane