Top players from gameweek 10 in the English Premier League

Midfielder - Mohamed Salah Ghaly (Liverpool)

Liverpool FC's Mohamed Salah

Salah has a striker's mentality and always looks for opportunities to score. His first goal against the Bluebirds proved that fact, after he lurked behind a goal-mouth melee to pounce on the loose ball to score the opener for the Reds.

Later he sent a spectacular cross which found Van Djik's head but the upright denied a second for Liverpool.

Salah had a chance to double his tally after a through pass from Mane, but a sprawling Etheridge denied Salah. Sean Morrison had a narrow escape after he had his hands wrapped around Salah inside the penalty area but referee Stuart Attwell did not see it as a foul.

A precise pass to Shaqiri in the center of the box from Salah provided the third goal for Liverpool.

The Egyptian striker ended the game after setting up Sane with a weighted pass to seal the game for the Reds.

Midfielder - Ryan Fraser (Bournemouth)

Result: Fulham lose to Bournemouth 0-3 at Craven Cottage, London

Bournemouth - Callum Wilson 14' (pen), 85'; David Brooks 72'

Ryan Fraser from AFC Bournemouth

Scottish Ryan Fraser has been an influential player for Bournemouth this season as they occupy the sixth position after winning six of their ten opening games.

Fraser leads the assists column for the Cherries as he provided two more in their game against the Cottagers.

Ryan Fraser held on to the ball to commit the defenders and found David Brooks in space on the left which doubled the lead for Bournemouth.

Another through pass from Ryan Fraser to find Callum Wilson sealed off a 3-0 victory for the Cherries.

Ryan Fraser came up with a 20-yard strike in the tenth minute which got saved by Rico.

Midfielder - Roberto Maximiliano Pereyra (Watford)Provided two assists

Watford FC's Roberto Pereyra

Argentine footballer Pereyra hogged the limelight after a brilliant individual goal getting past five defenders before slotting the ball past Lossl to put the Hornets 1-0 ahead of Huddersfield in Vicarage Road.

He also managed another strike in the 92nd minute which got saved at the center of the box and turned out to be the provider for Will Hughes attempt at goal.

Pereyra leads the scoring charts for the Hornets with five goals from his nine appearances this season after 19 attempts on the target.

Watford is sitting pretty in the seventh position, and with jaw-dropping performances from Pereyra and Deulofeu, they are surely looking to cement their place at the top half of the league.