Super Eagles forward, Victor Moses has been named in the BBC Sports’ English Premier League team of the week after a starring role in Stoke City’s 2-2 draw with QPR on Saturday.
The Nigerian international, on loan from Chelsea, was instrumental in both goals – finding Peter Crouch, who headed on to Mame Biram Diouf, for the first before the pair combined again in the second half.
The performance the 23-year-old which was described excellent by Stoke boss, Mark Hughes has now earned him a place among the strikers in the BBC Football analyst, Garth Crook’s 4-3-3 formation.
According to Garth Crook, Moses is beginning to show the glimpse of his performance while at Wigan Athletic.
“Stoke forward Victor Moses registered his first Premier League assist since January 2012. I’ve been a fan of Victor Moses since his days at Crystal Palace. That said, I don’t think he fulfilled his true potential at Chelsea or Liverpool, although he would have benefited from the experiences.
“Against QPR, however, the Stoke winger looked like the performer he was during his time at Wigan.”
Other forwards include Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck, who scored and assisted a goal for the first time against Aston Villa and Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy who tore Manchester United to shreds with his pace and scored the goal that gave his side the lead.
The midfield position is occupied by Mesut Ozil (Arsenal), Niko Kranjcar (QPR) and Stewart Downing (West Ham). In defense are Nathaniel Clyne (Southampton), Kieran Gibbs (Arsenal), Winston Reid (West Ham) and Wes Morgan (Leicester), while Wojciech Szczesny (Arsenal) is the team’s goalkeeper.
