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4. Aaron Mooy - Brighton & Hove Albion
The Australian midfielder had one of his best games in the Premier League last night, as he hammered Arsenal at the Emirates, adding more pain to their misery. The Gunners were awful at the back, and Brighton's forwards made sure they took home all three points.
The visitors were fearless, confident and showed immense belief in their style. Coming to the Emirates, they were not afraid to press Arsenal high and keep possession, and Graham Potter must be proud of how his team has over-performed a Premier League giant away from home.
Mooy recorded the most dribbles, crosses, tackles and passes for Brighton last night. He was a constant threat down the left wing and Hector Bellerin must be thinking of how drastically his game has dropped. The Huddersfield player, who is on loan with Brighton for the current season, created the winner for Neal Maupay as Brighton eased past Arsenal and was arguably one of the best performers of the weekend.
