10. Tim Howard | Everton
Ultra-reliable and a consummate professional, Tim Howard was an absolute steal when, costing just £3m from Manchester United in 2007.
9. Lucas Leiva | Liverpool
Lucas Leiva was heavily criticised during his first couple of seasons at Anfield, but is now considered a vital component in the current Liverpool side.
8. Edin Dzeko | Man City
Manchester City are likely to lose Edin Dzeko in the near future - there's only so many more games he will put up with being left on the bench - but the 27-year-old has largely played the role of unsung hero/super sub since arriving at the Etihad Stadium in 2011.
7. Adam Lallana | Southampton
Adam Lallana has finally been rewarded for his impressive Southampton performances with an overdue England call-up - and the gifted attacking midfielder could make his senior debut in the forthcoming friendlies against Chile and Germany.
6. Tim Krul | Newcastle United
When discussing the Premier League's best goalkeepers, why is Tim Krul never mentioned?
5. Patrice Evra | Man United
The reason Manchester United manager David Moyes was so keen to bring either Leighton Baines or Fabio Coentrao to Old Trafford in the summer was because he knows the Red Devils' current left-back Patrice Evra isn't getting any younger.
4. Michael Dawson | Tottenham
When Andre Villas-Boas arrived at Tottenham in 2012, it looked like the club's captain Michael Dawson would be off.
3. Mathieu Flamini | Arsenal
Because of the shock £42.4m arrival of Real Madrid superstar Mesut Ozil, Mathieu Flamini's return to Arsenal was barely mentioned when the summer transfer window closed.
2. Morgan Schneiderlin | Southampton
Morgan Schneiderlin is another of Southampton's players who doesn't always receive the credit his performances deserve.
1. Branislav Ivanovic | Chelsea
The Premier League's best right-back on current form? Branislav Ivanovic is certainly up there.
Ultra-reliable and a consummate professional, Tim Howard was an absolute steal when, costing just £3m from Manchester United in 2007.
9. Lucas Leiva | Liverpool
Lucas Leiva was heavily criticised during his first couple of seasons at Anfield, but is now considered a vital component in the current Liverpool side.
8. Edin Dzeko | Man City
Manchester City are likely to lose Edin Dzeko in the near future - there's only so many more games he will put up with being left on the bench - but the 27-year-old has largely played the role of unsung hero/super sub since arriving at the Etihad Stadium in 2011.
7. Adam Lallana | Southampton
Adam Lallana has finally been rewarded for his impressive Southampton performances with an overdue England call-up - and the gifted attacking midfielder could make his senior debut in the forthcoming friendlies against Chile and Germany.
6. Tim Krul | Newcastle United
When discussing the Premier League's best goalkeepers, why is Tim Krul never mentioned?
5. Patrice Evra | Man United
The reason Manchester United manager David Moyes was so keen to bring either Leighton Baines or Fabio Coentrao to Old Trafford in the summer was because he knows the Red Devils' current left-back Patrice Evra isn't getting any younger.
4. Michael Dawson | Tottenham
When Andre Villas-Boas arrived at Tottenham in 2012, it looked like the club's captain Michael Dawson would be off.
3. Mathieu Flamini | Arsenal
Because of the shock £42.4m arrival of Real Madrid superstar Mesut Ozil, Mathieu Flamini's return to Arsenal was barely mentioned when the summer transfer window closed.
2. Morgan Schneiderlin | Southampton
Morgan Schneiderlin is another of Southampton's players who doesn't always receive the credit his performances deserve.
1. Branislav Ivanovic | Chelsea
The Premier League's best right-back on current form? Branislav Ivanovic is certainly up there.
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