BBC Sport pundit Garth Crooks has lauded Everton defender Mason Holgate, naming in his Team of the Week for a third time this season.
The Toffees enforcer was in fine form as Carlo Ancelotti’s team secured a point at West Ham thanks to a 1-1 draw.
Holgate has enjoyed a good season at Goodison Park so far.

The 23-year-old have proved a decent utility man playing 21 games in all competitions for the club.
He has played centre-back, right-back and even in midfield, performing admirably in all three positions.
Crooks was impressed with the player for his display against the Hammers.
He told BBC Sport: “I’ve been talking about Mason Holgate for some time and the young defender played a pivotal role in the point gained.
“This lad is maturing into a top-class defender.”
Holgate wasn’t really predicted to have an impact this season. As a result, his form has been somewhat surprising.
He returned from a six-month loan spell at West Brom and for a while, it seemed as though he might go on loan again.
Some poor form under Marco Silva and injury problems handed Holgate a chance, however.

He has grasped his opportunity with both hands and as Crooks says, he has been a real highlight of Everton’s season so far.
The challenge for Holgate now is to continue doing the business and try to hold down a regular spot.
Being the utility man will help the £25,000-a-week (Spotrac) player’s cause. He will have a preferred position, however, and that must be the aim for the youngster.
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