The 38-year-old Southampton goalkeeper Kelvin Davis came on for the injured Fraser Forster with just 14 minutes on the clock and helped his side to a 2-0 win by keeping out Burnley.
Seamus Coleman grabbed a goal for Everton, while Swansea's Ashley Williams, Manchester City's Eliaquim Mangala and West Ham's Aaron Cresswell were all key to keeping clean sheets for their respective clubs.
Manchester United's Juan Mata earns a place in the midfield for his two goals against Liverpool, including a sublime scissor kick past Simon Mignolet.
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Juan Mata led Manchester United to three points against rivals Liverpool
The Spaniard is joined by David Silva, Moussa Sissoko and Eden Hazard, who all netted for City, Newcastle and Chelsea respectively.
Tottenham's Harry Kane showed why he received his first England call-up with his hat-trick in the 4-3 win over Leicester.
And Olivier Giroud represents Arsenal's efforts in the 2-1 win at St James' Park, where he scored twice in the first-half.
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