Gameweek 25 was a fun one from start to finish.
Huge wins from Liverpool and Arsenal really set the tone for a week of excitement, before Chelsea blew the title race open by holding Manchester City to a draw. There was a bit of something for everyone in a week which could go a long way to shaping how the final standings look in May.
Here are top performers from the latest round of action.
Ross Barkley is one of many Luton players who could walk away from the 2-1 defeat to Manchester United with their heads held high.
Playing in a disciplined, box-to-box role, Barkley is showing a side to his game that we've never seen before and, at 30 years old, looks to be at the peak of his powers.
There are calls for Barkley to return to the England squad for the first time since October 2019, and we're all for it.
It's easy to sign «Brighton have done it again» whenever a non-household name does something good, but it looks like Brighton might have actually done it again.
Simon Adingra is a lot of fun to watch and caused all sorts of problems for Sheffield United, walking away with two goals to keep his breakout season going.
Expect a £100m bid from Chelsea soon.
With Harry Kane no longer on these shores, Ollie Watkins is staking his claim to be the most complete striker in the Premier League.
He bagged another two goals to fire Aston Villa to a 2-1 win over Fulham, but also stood out with his smart link-up play and passing. It's no wonder he has 12 assists to his name as well.
Unai Emery has worked wonders at Villa, but what he's done with Watkins is nothing short of sublime.
Sheffield United aren't exactly the gold standard in this season's Premier League but that shouldn't take anything away from just how impressive Pascal Gross
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