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5. Mamadou Sakho (Liverpool)

Mamadou Sakho
Photo courtesy of the official Facebook page of Liverpool FC

This man is the rock of the Liverpool defense as he has not allowed opponents to beat him in the air or on the ground. He can tackle, head and even dribble the ball away smartly instead of clearing the danger in a quick panic.

If opponents are not careful he can even score off of set pieces as he has proven for his nation and previous teams.

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5. Vincent Kompany (Manchester City)

Vincent Kompany
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The Belgian international is the captain and most solid defender available for his club. When he is on his game, he does not let anyone get by him or win the ball over him inside or near his own area.

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4. Jordan Henderson (Liverpool)

Jordan Henderson (Liverpool)
Photo courtesy of the official Facebook page of Liverpool FC

This young man has emerged into one of the best holding midfielders that this league has to offer. What makes him even more dangerous is the fact that he has the mindset, ability and skill to push forward to set up scoring chances for himself as well as others. He can be just as dangerous as some of the big names on the opposing team.

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4. Yaya Toure (Manchester City)

Yaya Toure (Manchester City)
Photo courtesy of the official Facebook page of Manchester City FC

He could be considered the captain of the midfield as well as the entire team since his leadership has been key to their recent success. As one of the starting central midfielders, his job is to hold the ball, prevent opposing runs which could lead to potential breakaways and to even push up to try and score or set up teammates.

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3. Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool)

Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool)
Photo courtesy of the official Facebook page of Liverpool FC

This young man is absolutely insane when it comes to pushing up the field to set up attacks. He plays in front of the midfielders who protect the back line and for good reason as he knows exactly what to do and how to do it at the right time.

He wears the No. 10 for that very reason.

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3. David Silva (Manchester City)

3. David Silva (Manchester City)
Photo courtesy of the official Facebook page of Manchester City FC

One of the most patient players in his position, the attacking midfielder/winger loves to hold the ball up, complete a couple of quick give-and-go passes to unlock the defense and send the final through pass or cross to teammates to put the ball home. He can even score when need be, but he definitely is more of a passer.

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2. Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)

2. Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)
Photo courtesy of the official Facebook page of Liverpool FC

This man is still only 18, but his maturity level is ridiculous as he does not mind running for days, giving the ball up and unselfishly setting up teammates as opposed to taking care of the ball himself.

If he can implement his usual game plan to give opponents a headache he will do something huge for the scoreline in his team's favor.

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2. Jesus Navas (Manchester City)

2. Jesus Navas (Manchester City)
Photo courtesy of the official Facebook page of Manchester City FC

This man recently joined the club this past summer and has already cemented his spot down the right flank. His speed, vision, confidence and overall soccer knowledge make him a threat to defenders and a perfect asset for teammates who can't always keep running and creating.

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1. Luis Suarez (Liverpool)

1. Luis Suarez (Liverpool)
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Not only is he the leading scorer for his club, but he is also the leading scorer in the entire league as he has single-handedly led this club to where it is right now. He scores almost every game and reads the plays that his teammates like to create.

Another scary aspect of his game is that he enjoys setting up teammates as well. He has put a lot of smiles on teammates' faces as he has sent some of the sickest passes their way to give them the easiest of finishes. If he can add this part of his game tomorrow his team will be a bit too hard to defeat.

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1. Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)

1. Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)
Photo courtesy of the official Facebook page of Manchester City FC

This man is the leading scorer for his club and is right behind Suarez for the league race. His vision, speed, skills and strength are all what allow him to be the commanding and effective player that he is. If he gets hot tomorrow and finds a way to intimidate and beat defenders on multiple occasions, he will be the driving force that can lead this team to a big win.

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