Every weekend, Sportsmail tallies up the match ratings handed out by our team of reporters to bring you the Barclays Premier League team of the day. Eden Hazard leads the way this weekend, having powered Chelsea to a vital, narrow win against Manchester United as they hunt down the Premier League title. He is joined by two team-mates from Jose Mourinho's champions-elect. Craig Gardner starred as Tony Pulis' West Bromwich Albion side gave him a winning return to Crystal Palace, even despite the efforts of in-form Palace winger Yannick Bolasie. Everton claimed a win over struggling Burnley, Stoke City saw off Southampton and Leonardo Ulloa scored to continue Leicester City's late surge against Swansea City. GOALKEEPER . Tom Heaton 7.5 (Everton vs BURNLEY) Burnley might have lost at Goodison Park but goalkeeper Tom Heaton was in no way to blame, producing a string of saves to keep Everton to just one goal in a narrow defeat. The performance was topped off with a penalty save from Ross Barkley and his showing bodes well for Burnley's hopes of a great escape. Tom Heaton produced a string of saves against Everton and saved Ross Barkley's penalty . DEFENCE . Seamus Coleman 7.5 (EVERTON vs Burnley) Seamus Coleman was key to Everton's win over Burnley, laying on the only goal of the game for Kevin Mirallas and helping to keep a clean sheet. And it was Coleman who was fouled by Ashley Barnes to reduce Burnley to 10 men on the stroke of half-time in an all-action showing. Seamus Coleman was key to Everton's win over Burnley, laying on the only goal of the game on Saturday . John Terry 7 (CHELSEA vs Manchester United) Defences across the country have found it impossible to cope with Manchester United of late, but a John Terry-marshalled Chelsea kept them out to take another step towards the Premier League title. The Blues skipper bullied Radamel Falcao out of the game at Stamford Bridge and helped to limit United to just two shots on target. A John Terry-marshalled Chelsea kept outut Manchester United to take another step towards the title . Philipp Wollscheid 7 (STOKE CITY vs Southampton) A classy performance from the German centre back kept Graziano Pelle and Dusan Tadic quiet in a win over Southampton. A newcomer to the Premier League, Philipp Wollscheid revels in the physicality of English-style defending and he dominated in defence for Stoke. Philipp Wollscheid revels in the physicality of English-style defending and he dominated in defence for Stoke . Luke Shaw 7 (Chelsea vs MANCHESTER UNITED) Drafted in to replace Daley Blind, Luke Shaw proved to be Manchester United's most penetrative attacking threat in a game they dominated against Chelsea. Shaw was rarely tested defensively and took plenty of opportunities to go forward. His cutback should have seen Wayne Rooney open the scoring. Luke Shaw proved to be Manchester United's most penetrative attacking threat in a game they dominated . MIDFIELD . Aaron Lennon 8 (EVERTON vs Burnley) Enjoying his football and finding form again at Everton, it was another good weekend for Aaron Lennon. The Tottenham loanee won a penalty in a man-of-the-match display at Goodison Park. It was another good weekend for Aaron Lennon, who won a penalty for Everton against Burnley . Craig Gardner 7.5 (Crystal Palace vs WEST BROMWICH ALBION) Craig Gardner's beautiful 30-yard curler sealed victory for West Brom away at one of the Premier League's in-form sides. His solid passing in midfield helped to put a stop to Crystal Palace's free-flowing style as Tony Pulis enjoyed a winning return to Selhurst Park. Craig Gardner's beautiful 30-yard curler sealed victory for West Brom away at Crystal Palace on Saturday . Eden Hazard 8.5 (CHELSEA vs Manchester United) Made the difference in a big game again. Eden Hazard was a constant outlet for Chelsea's midfield and he slotted between David de Gea’s legs for a decisive goal. Hazard's form seems to make him a nailed-on bet for the Player of the Year prizes come the end of the season. Eden Hazard was a constant outlet for Chelsea and he slotted between David de Gea’s legs for a goal . Yannick Bolasie 8 (CRYSTAL PALACE vs West Bromwich Albion) Yannick Bolasie was not as successful this week as he was with his hat-trick against Sunderland last time around, but still a threat to West Brom with his pace and power. Every attack for Palace seemed to come down the left and he was denied a deserved goal when Boaz Myhill clawed away his bicycle kick. Yannick Bolasie was not as successful this week as he was last week but he was still a threat with his pace . FORWARDS . Leonardo Ulloa 7 (LEICESTER CITY vs Swansea City) Leonardo Ulloa's first goal in the Premier League since Boxing Day brought another victory in the fight for survival. Only starting after David Nugent was injured in the warm-up, he saw another effort land on the roof of the net, leading the line on a difficult afternoon for the hosts. Leonardo Ulloa's first goal in the Premier League since Boxing Day crowned a good line-leading performance . Mame Biram Diouf 7 (STOKE CITY vs Southampton) A second-half comeback for Stoke was led by Mame Biram Diouf, who slammed home an equaliser against Southampton just after half-time. A genuine presence upfront and a constant thorn in the side of the usually excellent Southampton defence. A second-half comeback for Stoke was led by Mame Biram Diouf, who slammed home the equaliser .
Eden Hazard scored the only goal as Chelsea beat Manchester United . Leonardo Ulloa struck as Leicester City claimed vital win over Swansea . Everton beat Burnley at Goodison Park with Aaron Lennon starring . Craig Gardner scored to help West Brom win at Crystal Palace . Stoke City won against Southampton, with Philipp Wollscheid starring .