The best team in the 35th round of the Premier League: The stars shine, the wonderful

Recommended Network May 7th, the best team in the 35th round of the Premier League was released. This lineup selected by Alan Shearer is a brilliant star, bringing together elite players from all teams. Their outstanding performance made fans look at the excitement of the Premier League again.

In the goalkeeper position, Brighton's Februhen was selected for his steady performance. He made many key saves in the game, building a solid barrier for the team's defense. On the back line, Bournemouth's Zabarney and Heysen performed well. They not only defended firmly, but also helped the team on the offensive end, and Manchester City's Gwadior also occupied a place with his excellent defensive ability and sense of position. In the midfield, Chelsea's Enzo and Lavia showed strong midfield control, and their passes and running provided strong support for the team's offense. Villa's Tillermans and Manchester City's De Bruyne were shortlisted with their wonderful performances. De Bruyne's accurate pass and excellent offensive organization skills made him feel as if he was in the midfield position and became the core of the team's offense. On the forward line, Chelsea's Palmer, Leicester City's Vardy and Brentford's Shad were selected together. Palmer has created threats many times in the game, while Vardy won key points for the team with his keen sense of goal and excellent shooting skills. Shad also proved his strength with goals and assists.

In addition, Bournemouth coach Ilaura was successfully selected as the coach of the best team in this round with his excellent tactical arrangement and command ability. His tactical arrangements and on-site command laid a solid foundation for the team's victory. The release of this best lineup not only demonstrates the players' personal abilities, but also reflects the outstanding performance of each team in tactical and team collaboration. Fans can look forward to their continued performances in future games.