Who sits top in this week's POWER RANKINGS?

The Premier League action last weekend played second fiddle to the enthralling drama in the FA Cup but that didn't stop a fair amount of incident all the same.

Luton and Nottingham Forest shared the spoils in their relegation six-pointer at Kenilworth Road on Saturday, while Burnley grabbed an impressive victory over a struggling Brentford side.

The big shock of the weekend, though, came at Craven Cottage where Ange Postecoglou's men put in a dismal performance and were turned over by Fulham 3-0.

A week after blitzing Aston Villa, Spurs looked a shadow of themselves in a result that threatened to do serious damage to their top four hopes. Luckily for them, Villa could only draw against West Ham. And that came after the Hammers saw three goals disallowed.

So, which players stood out? Who rises to the top of the POWER RANKINGS and who drops out?

10. Arijanet Muric (new entry)

Vincent Kompany finally dropped summer signing James Trafford and reinstated Arijanet Muric to the position he held last term. Unfortunately for Trafford, Muric put in a stellar display.

The 25-year-old made five saves as Burnley claimed a 2-1 victory against the Bees at Turf Moor, including a one-on-one to deny Yoane Wissa. He also spared the blushes of Dara O'Shea with a terrific goalline clearance. It was the side's first win since December and moved them to within eight points of Forest in 17th.

Surviving the drop still looks a long shot but the weekend result made it two games without a defeat - something Burnley had not managed to do all season.

Kompany tried to downplay the magnitude of the call to drop Trafford to the bench and maintained that he has the luxury of two good players in the position. However, after that performance it would be a