Premier League - Team of the Week: Moyes's Boys

How many Everton players made the cut in our selection of the weekend's best players after their thrilling comeback at Old Trafford?


GK: Ben Foster (West Bromwich Albion)
He rode his luck at times, but Foster also made several high-quality saves as West Brom secured a 1-0 win over Liverpool on Roy Hodgson's return to Anfield.
RB: Tony Hibbert (Everton)
Just call him the Scouse Cafu – the Everton stalwart set up two of his team's four goals at Old Trafford with fine crosses from the right.
CB: Fabricio Coloccini (Newcastle United)
The Argentina centre-back showed the sort of influence in the Newcastle defence that earned him a place in the PFA Team of the Year against the muscular threat of Stoke.
CB: Jonas Olsson (West Bromwich Albion)
The Swede made a series of fine blocks to deny Liverpool as West Brom battled to a famous win.
LB: Gael Clichy (Manchester City)
Set up the opening goal for City with a lovely cross after a nervy first half-hour away to a Wolves team fighting for Premier League survival.
RM: Nani (Manchester United)
Started on the left for United in place of Ashley Young against Everton. Worthy of a place in the team for a fine attacking performance which he rounded off by finishing a great team goal before United threw two points away.
CM: Yohan Cabaye (Newcastle United)
Two goals and an assist against Stoke in an industrious, classy performance by the Frenchman, who must be one of the best-value signings of recent years.
CM: Marouane Fellaini (Everton)
A goal and a crucial assist for the Belgian midfielder, who was a force of nature all afternoon in midfield as Everton claimed a point in thrilling fashion.
LM: Steven Pienaar (Everton)
Pienaar has been given a new lease of life since returning to Everton following his ill-fated move to Tottenham, and his late equaliser was just reward for a great performance.
FW: Danny Welbeck (Manchester United)
Nikica Jelavic scored two goals, but Welbeck's all-round performance was great for United - scoring a quality goal and setting up two more - and should have been enough to win the game.
FW: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)
Bagged the opening goal at Molineux and posed a threat throughout with his clever movement.






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