Coral’s Premier League team of matchweek 35: Relegation revellers

Just three matchweeks remain of the 2014/15 Premier League season, with clubs still battling it out for the top four, a European place and safety.

Coral football writers pick our starting line-up of the week of stars that impressed us most and, surprisingly, nine of the players featured are from teams that could face relegation.

Goalkeeper: Boaz Myhill (West Bromwich Albion)
California-born Wales keeper Myhill, standing in for the injured Ben Foster, was outstanding in net for the Baggies against much-fancied Manchester United at Old Trafford. He made no less than nine saves, four of which coming from Robin van Persie, including a penalty, as he helped his side to a 1-0 win.

Right back: Leandro Bacuna (Aston Villa)
Bacuna has been one of Villa’s best players this season in an unfamiliar full back role, and was a nuisance all game against Everton in his side’s crucial 3-2 victory. The Dutchman also gained an assist.

Centre back: Wes Morgan (Leicester City)
Foxes skipper Morgan was a rock at the back all day against a woeful Newcastle United side, and even grabbed a goal in Leicester’s 3-1 win, their fifth victory in six matches. They are 5/1 for relegation, though.

Centre back: Jonas Olsson (West Bromwich Albion)
Although Olsson knew nothing about the goal he scored against Man Utd, as Chris Brunt’s free-kick deflected off the Swede into the back of the net, he also put in an assured performance to keep a clean sheet.

Left back: Joleon Lescott (West Bromwich Albion)
Lescott was pushed out onto the left of defence, a position he has featured occasionally throughout his career, but many would’ve predicted the Red Devils’ pacy and skilful wingers to take advantage of him. However, the former England international was very disciplined throughout and is deserving of this spot.

Right wing: Marc Albrighton (Leicester City)
Newcastle’s defence was torn to shreds by the ex-Villa wideman, as he provided two assists for Leicester to continue their incredible run.