Arsenal maintained their title push with a commanding 3–0 win against Bournemouth at home at the weekend.
David Raya, Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard have made BBC's Premier League Team of the Week for their performances.
On Raya, pundit Garth Crooks said: "It took some time for Bournemouth to put Raya to the test but when it came the shot from Dominic Solanke was destined for the back of the net and Raya produced a big save.
"The Arsenal goalkeeper has kept three clean sheets in the last four Premier League games and 15 throughout the season, an achievement that has won him the prestigious Golden Glove award."
On Rice, he added: "In every match he plays he seems to put himself on the line for his team. Even when he doesn't have a great game, you know he's given his best."
On Odegaard, Crooks concluded: "The background noise failed to stop Odegaard from producing another stellar performance against a hard done by Bournemouth side. Odegaard has had an exceptional season and is in my running for the footballer of the year award.
"He is a throwback to the days of old when the captain of the team wasn't just one of the best players but also commanded respect, displayed a maturity, and conducted himself well. The Norway international possesses all of those qualities with loads to spare. A model professional if ever I saw one."
BBC's Premier League Team of the Week for Matchday 36
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