A look at the best Premier League XI of the weekend following the latest round of games in the English top flight, with three Chelsea players making the lineup after their title win was confirmed with victory against Crystal Palace.
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GK: Julian Speroni (Crystal Palace)
Despite being on the losing side, Julian Speroni had a good game for Palace and kept the score low, even denying Eden Hazard from the penalty spot before the Belgian headed in the rebound.
DR: Emre Can (Liverpool)
A strong performance from one of Liverpool’s top youngsters, Emre Can looked good at right-back against Queens Park Rangers.
DL: Aleksandar Kolarov (Manchester City)
Statistically Manchester City’s best player against Tottenham, Aleksandar Kolarov had a good game at left-back at White Hart Lane.
DC: Gary Cahill (Chelsea)
Solid all season long in Chelsea’s defence, Gary Cahill had another very good game this weekend to prevent any possibility of an upset by Palace.
DC: Jonas Olsson (West Bromwich Albion)
A superb performer for West Brom as they held on to a memorable 1-0 win away to Manchester United, with the Swede rock solid at the back.
MC: Nemanja Matic (Chelsea)
Another commanding midfield display from Nemanja Matic, earning Chelsea yet another win as they celebrated the title.
MC: Fabian Delph (Aston Villa)
An energetic and skillful display from an underrated midfielder, Fabian Delph ran the show as Aston Villa beat Everton 3-2 in a good game.
AMR: Marc Albrighton (Leicester City)
A winger back to his best in this match, Marc Albrighton got two assists as Leicester made serious strides towards survival in a 3-0 win over Newcastle United.
AML: Eden Hazard (Chelsea)
Scorer of the winning goal in the game that wrapped up the title, Eden Hazard capped a superb season for Chelsea with another big game performance.
AMC: Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool)
A player who got Liverpool ticking again this weekend, Philippe Coutinho was statistically their best performer in the win over Queens Park Rangers.
FC: Christian Benteke (Aston Villa)
With two goals to help Villa beat Everton and move away from the relegation zone, Christian Benteke maintained his superb recent form in front of goal.
