The usual top performers excelled this weekend before a hectic Christmas period takes hold.

Here’s our Premier League Team of the Weekend after another two days of frantic action.

GK – Łukasz Fabiański (West Ham)

The Hammers shot-stopper was again in fine form in the win over Fulham.

Another clean sheet, the former Arsenal keeper has impressed and been a key player in West Ham’s fine turnaround.

RB – Javier Manquillo (Newcastle)

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The Spaniard showed great nous in bombing forward before playing Salomon Rondon in for the Magpies winner against Huddersfield.

Manquillo was diligent at the back and played his part at both ends as Newcastle earned a massive victory on their travels.

CB – Toby Alderweireld (Tottenham)

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His first job is to defend but his passing from the back was imperious and helped get Tottenham moving against Burnley.

The Belgium defender marshalled the backline and lead by example as Spurs achieved another shutout.

CB – Conor Coady (Wolves)

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The Wolves talisman has been a solid performer this season and has helped his side win three on the bounce.

Against Bournemouth, Coady rallied, harried and blocked everything. He’ll be hoping to do the same when his former club Liverpool visit next week.

LB – José Holebas (Watford)

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The Greek veteran has been directly involved in seven goals this season and got his name on the scoresheet for the third time in the win over Cardiff.

Always a threat down the left, Holebas remains full of energy down the left and a great attacking option for this industrious Watford team.

DM – Fabinho (Liverpool)

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The Brazilian has finally found his feet at Anfield after a slow start.

His feet were certainly in the right place as he pulled off a beautiful dinked pass for Sadio Mane to open the scoring against Manchester United.

By far his best performance in a Liverpool shirt, Fabinho covered plenty of ground in a dominant display.

RM – Felipe Anderson (West Ham)

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The West Ham playmaker has put in a string of eye-catching performances and appears to have really adapted well to the Premier League.

With one assist and playing a huge part in another, Fulham could not cope with his influence on the left.

LM – Eden Hazard (Chelsea)

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Hazard ran the show as Chelsea recorded a convincing win away at Brighton on Sunday.

Playing in the false nine position and leading the Blues attacks, the forward showed his quality with a goal and assist.

He is unstoppable in this kind of form and absolutely massive for Chelsea.

AM – Xherdan Shaqiri (Liverpool)

Liverpool have a history of ‘super subs’ and Shaqiri’s cameo will live long in the memory as he netted a brace against fierce rivals Manchester United.

The Reds already have a fearsome front three but the Swiss star’s impact from the bench has added a whole new dimension to the Anfield club’s attacking threat.

ST – Danny Ings (Southampton)

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The striker scored a brace in a huge win for Southampton and new coach Ralph Hasenhüttl as the Saints ended Arsenal 22-match unbeaten run.

Ings, on loan from Liverpool, took advantage of some awful Arsenal defending to hit the net with his head twice and looks to be building some form after such a lengthy spell on the sidelines.

ST – Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City)

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Goals have been a bit like buses for the Brazilian this year.

Having not scored in the Premier League since August, he netted twice in City’s 3-1 win over Everton.

With his family now in England, Pep Guardiola hopes it will settle him kickstart a goalscoring spree.

If his finishes against the Toffees are anything to go by, he’ll certainly add to his tally.