Premier League Team of the Week: Brentford duo among standouts as February ends

Among the most exciting matches from Matchweek 28 was a seven-goal thriller between Brentford and Burnley, with a pair of Bees players helping propel their side to a dramatic win.

So, which stars made the biggest impact and were selected for the DAZN News' team of the week? Rudi Schuller picks out the best XI from Matchweek 28.

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Premier League Team of the Week for Matchweek 28

Goalkeeper: Jose Sa (Wolves)

While Wolves have been extremely poor this season, Sa has done his best to keep the relegation-bound side in matches with his weekly heroics. The goalkeeper earned a rare clean sheet victory on the weekend, making four saves and preventing 1.72 expected goals.

Right back: Jurrien Timber (Arsenal)

Timber scored the winner against Chelsea and performed his defensive duties, which is all Mikel Arteta could have asked from the marauding full-back. 

Centre back: Ruben Dias (Manchester City)

The defender played a huge part in Man City's clean sheet victory at Leeds, with Dias recording 11 clearances, three tackles and six duels won.

Centre back: Gabriel Magalhaes (Arsenal)

Another towering performance from Arsenal's Brazilian stalwart, who made five clearances and 100% of his tackles while also contributing an assist on defensive partner William Saliba's opening goal.

Left back: Rayan Ait-Nouri (Manchester City)

Ait-Nouri provided the assist on Antoine Semenyo’s game-winner while also giving the Leeds defence fits with his own penetrating runs down the left flank.

Midfielder: Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United)

The heart and soul of Man United, Fernandes led his team to another victory with a goal and an assist against Crystal Palace.

Midfielder: Alex Iwobi (Fulham)

Iwobi was massively influential in the Cottagers' victory over visiting Spurs, scoring the winning goal in the 34th minute — and it was a banger. He also created four chances (one big chance), completed two dribbles and two crosses, and won two tackles and six duels in a complete performance.

Midfielder: Mikkel Damsgaard (Brentford)

Damsgaard scored the first and last goals of Brentford's 4-3 win at Burnley, adding an assist to a top-notch outing. The midfielder took four shots and provided two key passes in an attacking masterclass for the Bees.

Forward: Igor Thiago (Brentford)

Damsgaard's prolific teammate joins him after another goal, his 18th of the Premier League season. Thiago is the most in-form Brazilian attacker in the world and should force his way into Carlo Ancelotti's Seleção ahead of the World Cup.

Forward: Hugo Ekitike (Liverpool)

A goal and two assists for Ekitike in Liverpool's 5-2 win against West Ham. Little more needs to be said.

Forward: Beto (Everton)

It was a standout performance for Beto in the Toffees' victory over Newcastle, as the Guinea-Bissau striker scored Everton's second goal and completed two dribbles while also winning 13 of 21 duels against the Magpies.

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