We are here with our Premier League team for this week. Gameweek 37 of the Premier League delivered another thrilling round of football as clubs battled for crucial points near the end of the season. From dramatic late equalizers to dominant attacking displays and resilient defensive performances, several teams produced standout moments that shaped this week’s action. With the title race settled but European qualification and relegation battles still intense, the pressure remained sky-high across the league. This Team of the Week highlights the players and performances that made the biggest impact during an entertaining and highly competitive weekend of Premier League football.
Goalkeeper
Karl Darlow (Leeds)
With a total of 7 saves that helped his Leeds side keep a clean sheet and achieve victory against Brighton, Karl Darlow is our Premier League goalkeeper of the week.
Defense
Adam Smith (Bournemouth)
Adam Smith is 35 years old and yet he's been outstanding for Bournemouth this season in the Premier League. He was really impressive for the Cherries in their 1-1 draw against Manchester City.
Virgil Van Dijk (Liverpool)
Despite Liverpool losing 4-2 against Aston Villa, Virgil Van Dijk still has a place in our Premier League team of the week after scoring a brace which is rare for a defender.
Morato (Nottingham Forest)
Nottingham Forest defender Morato wasn't at his best in defense against Manchester United, but he was decent when it came to attacking though. He managed to end the game with a goal for his side.
Antonee Robinson (Fulham)
Antonee Robinson scored his first goal of the season for Fulham against Wolves, which helped his side earn a point against the relegated side. He's been a top player this season.
Midfield
Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest)
Elliot Anderson has had a breakout season at Nottingham Forest, and his assists against Manchester United was yet again a reminder of his exceptional qualities in midfield. He's sure to join a top club soon.
Adam Wharton (Crystal Palace)
Similar to Elliot Anderson, Adam Wharton is another young English midfielder who's been heavily linked with some of the biggest clubs in Europe. He scored a great goal against Brentford and was overall impressive in the game.
Dango Ouattara ( Brentford)
Brentford winger Dango Ouattara was outstanding against Crystal Palace, and almost single-handedly made sure they were not on the losing side. He scored a brace to help his team earn a point.
Enzo Le Fée (Sunderland)
Enzo Le Fée was the best player on the field in Sunderland's 1-3 win over Everton. He scored one and assisted another in what was a classy midfield performance from him.
Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
Bukayo Saka had a classic performance against Burnley, where he created problems for their defenders with his pace and skills. He ended the game with an assist as well.
Striker
Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa)
Ollie Watkins has managed to end the season on a strong note, having scored 4 goals in his last 3 Villa games. He was simply outstanding against Liverpool and destroyed their defense.
Conclusion
As the Premier League season approaches its dramatic conclusion, Gameweek 37 once again showcased the league’s unpredictability, quality, and intensity. Teams fighting for survival showed determination, while others chasing European football produced performances full of confidence and attacking flair. The selections in this Team of the Week reflect consistency, match-winning influence, and the ability to step up in decisive moments. With only one gameweek remaining, the battle for final league positions promises even more excitement as clubs aim to finish the season strongly and achieve their respective goals.
