Jeremy Doku produced an exhilarating display in Manchester City's 6-1 thrashing of AFC Bournemouth last Saturday to become the youngest player in Premier League history to record five goal involvements in a match.
The Belgian winger had the Bournemouth defenders on strings, as a perfect mixture of speed and skill allowed Doku to pick out his team-mates and score at will.
This performance has landed Doku a well earned spot in the Team of the Week selected by Alan Shearer, the Premier League's record goalscorer and Hall of Fame inductee.
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Guglielmo Vicario (Spurs)
"He conceded four but his earlier saves and clearances kept Spurs in the match until late on."
Ola Aina (Nott'm Forest)
"He displayed great technique to score against Emiliano Martinez from that range, and defended well to keep a clean sheet."
Moussa Niakhate (Nott'm Forest)
"Commanding performance, Ollie Watkins was kept quiet all match."
Harry Maguire (Man Utd)
"A threat on set-pieces, and put his body on the line for the clean sheet."
Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace)
"Solid in the one on ones, capped off by a lovely finish."
Bernardo Silva (Man City)
"Once again he was brilliant, scored two goals, with his second effort a delightful dink."
Bruno Fernandes (Man Utd)
"Good finish, he really stepped up for his team."
Joelinton (Newcastle United)
"He battled in that midfield, showed great desire and ultimately helped secure the win against Arsenal."
Jeremy Doku (Man City)
"An electric performance from Doku, his frightening pace and scintillating skill was no match for the Bournemouth defenders."
Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea)
"It took him time to achieve it but he hit a hat-trick that can give him much-needed confidence."
Anthony Gordon (Newcastle United)
"Worked extremely hard, and scored the winning goal."
Manager: Rob Edwards (Luton)
"He steered his Luton team to edge of a famous and well-deserved victory over Liverpool."
