QPR dominate Chelsea and Tottenham in our London Team of the Week - but which Arsenal defender was the star man? please log in to view this image STANDARD SPORT Published: 12 February 2015 Uunder the caretaker guidance of Chris Ramsey, QPR secured their first points on the road this season in a convincing 2-0 away win at Sunderland. As such, Rangers dominate our London Team of the Week, compiled by WhoScored.com for Standard Sport. GoalkeeperRobert Green was in inspired form to keep the Black Cats at bay, while full-backs Mauricio Isla and Yun Suk-young also make the cut. Opening goalscorer Leroy Fer joined club team-mate Matt Phillips and Arsenal's Mesut Ozil in a forward three, behind the in-form Harry Kane. The England Under-21 leads the line after taking his tally for the season in all competitions to 23 with the opening goal at Anfield. The 21-year-old has now scored Tottenham's last five goals across three league fixtures and also set up Mousa Dembele in Spurs' narrow defeat to top-four rivals Liverpool. Chelsea's Nemanja Matic continued a fine debut season with a solid performance in the late win over Everton. The Serb saw a second-half effort ruled out after a deft deflection off the offside Branislav Ivanovic. But this week's star man is Arsenal goalscorer Laurent Koscielny, who set the Gunners on the road to a tense victory over bottom side Leicester. The Frenchman tapped home the opener inside 30 minutes before Theo Walcott made the points safe despite a second-half rally from Nigel Pearson's Foxes. Arsenal's defensive midfielder of the moment Francis Coquelinalso makes the London XI, while Cheikou Kouyate partners Koscielny at the back after helping West Ham preserve a clean sheet despite losing Adrian for handling outside his box after just an hour at St. Mary's on Wednesday. WhoScored.com player ratings are based on each event recorded in the game calculated live automatically using our own algorithms, which comprise of over 200 raw statistics. All events are valued based on a researched perception of the effect on the outcome of the match. Positive events are valued against negative events.
