The 10 Best Players of Premier League Gameweek 6
After a three-week international break, the Premier League returned in style for the sixth round of fixtures. Ten games brought a total of 36 goals and plenty of drama.
We saw Manchester City respond to their guilty verdict in style while Manchester United extended their struggles with a miserable draw against Tottenham Hotspur. There's never a quiet week in England's top flight.
Using FotMob'splayer ratings, here's a run through the top 10 individual performers of the weekend. TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE WITH SI FC'S QUICKFIRE PREMIER LEAGUE QUIZZES • 3 Minute Quiz: Name Every Premier League Winning Team, Including Two Surprise Champions • 2 Minute Quiz: Name the 10 Most Expensive Premier League Summer Signings of 2026 • 1 Minute Quiz: Name the Premier League Golden Boot Winners of the 2020s 10.
Declan Rice (Arsenal) Declan Rice led by example for Arsenal. Saturday's early fixture saw Arsenal battle to a2-1 comeback victory over Leeds United, with midfielder Declan Rice right at the heart of the Gunners' win.
Nobody had more than his 89 touches, with included a match-high 10 defensive contributions and a delightful flick that set up Bruno Guimarães's winning goal. One of those crucial performances that can easily fly under the radar.
Morgan Rogers (Chelsea) Morgan Rogers is loving life at Chelsea. First up is Morgan Rogers, the Blues' second goalscorer in their5-1 thumping of Bournemouth.
Rogers continues to settle into life at Stamford Bridge with terrifying ease, catching the eye with a series of impressive dribbles and a cross-cum-shot that took his tally to four goals in just six Premier League games this season. Add in his match-high 13 defensive contributions and you'll see why Chelsea fans are loving their new signing.
Yéremy Pino (Crystal Palace) Yéremy Pino was among the goals. Among the goalscorers was Spain international Yéremy Pino, who prodded home his side's final goal of the game.
Pino was a constant menace through, creating more chances than anybody else on the pitch (three) with his relentless running and dangerous passing that, on any other day, could easily have led to an assist or two. Adam Wharton (Crystal Palace) Adam Wharton continues to impress.