Aguero's hat trick, Pogba's pass and Everton Cat: Premier League Weekly Awards

This is the time of the weekly Premier League awards, where loyal football rewards the best and worst of England's best flights of the past week.

Spoiler: Sergio Aguero won all the prizes. The Premier League is his domain. Everyone can go home now.

Time of the week

The city of Cardiff may have won a decisive win on Saturday against Bournemouth, but the game itself has lost significance in relation to the tragic disappearance of Emiliano Sala, who would have debuted at home on weekends if his plane had not disappeared on the English channel. . The wreckage of the plane has been found since the end of the match, confirming almost all the worst fears of everyone.

The faithful of the Bluebirds paid a wonderful tribute to Argentina following the whistle full-time, putting director Neil Warnock on the verge of tears. A beautiful moment when the club mourns.

Best match

Manchester City vs. Arsenal take it, but almost by default the talent presented, considering that it was not a clbadic football weekend in the Premier League.

The result was as predictable as the morning sunrise, but the Gunners at least made the match interesting for about half an hour in the first half. They then equalized in the 11th minute with a very good game in the midfield until Aguero restored the advantage-time.

In the second half, everyone could sit and enjoy City, who casually chose an overly prepared and under-prepared Arsenal – who had made no attempt in the second half – en route to a 3-1 victory. .

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Player of the week

Can not look beyond Sergio Aguero, whose three goals stifled Arsenal Sunday night. A fourteenth round of Man City's hat for the best individual artist this weekend.

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Goal of the week

The Southampton revival is continuing at a steady pace, even though they have not beaten their relegation rivals, Burnley, this weekend. The Saints, however, took the lead, thanks to a fantastic Nathan Redmond Strikes from outside the box during the draw.

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Howler of the week

Martin Dubravka had a strong season between the two rounds for Newcastle United, but he will not announce Son's goal at Wembley as the highlight of the season.

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Pbad of the week

For the first time in the long and rich history (one month) of these weekly awards, we've never had a draw – until now. There is very little between the two sumptuous pbades, Ilkay Gundogan and Paul Pogba, who made their respective matches on Sunday. City's point guard had a good defense pbad against Raheem Sterling, who tied the ball for second in Aguero.

Meanwhile, Pogba had a great pbad to put Marcus Rashford on the clock for the winning goal against Leicester City. There have been only four hits between the two Manchester United players since the interception until the end.

Stat of the week

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Clap Back of the week

Probably the first, but hopefully not the last winner of this award, Manuel Pellegrini really put Jurgen Klopp in his place following the complaints of Liverpool manager towards the referee after their 1-1 draw against West Ham United.

Donkey of the week

When you're near the foot of the table and fighting desperately to avoid relegation, the last thing you need is for the players to give obviously soft penalties. That's exactly what Cyrus Christie did on Saturday, taking his balloon in the air with Christian Benteke. Brain-less stuff from the back end, which has shown to be lower than the level of the Premier League.

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