Rashford leads the ‘worst’ Premier League XI of the season: one per club

We have brought you the Premier League XI of the season and now it’s time for the ‘worst’ – constructed from WhoScored’s player ratings for those who have made 20 Premier League appearances or more and featured for over 1000 minutes, limited to one player per club for reasons of Norwich and Watford.

GK: Ben Foster (Watford)

The 39-year-old is leaving Watford at the end of the season, and is “excited by what the future will bring”. We would advise time on the golf course, midday pints and the occasional game of five-a-side after a campaign that’s seen him save 63 of 111 shots on target, giving him comfortably the lowest save percentage (58.6%) in the Premier League, and comfortably his lowest since a two-game spell with Kidderminster Harriers nearly two decades ago.

RB: Mads Roerslev (Brentford)

An assist and a late goal in the 2-1 win over Aston Villa in January, but no further goal contributions for Roerslev having played much of his season at right wing-back. A perfectly fine footballer though and at 22 he has plenty of time to develop.

CB: Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa)

Konsa’s fine form last season had many questioning why his teammate Tyrone Mings had been selected for England’s Euros squad and not him. He was calm under pressure, throws his body in front of anything and everything, and keeps the ball smartly and effectively.

Much of that is also true this season, but he has also made a few costly errors. Steven Gerrard may look to provide healthier centre-back competition next season.

CB: Daniel Amartey (Leicester)

Amartey starting 22 Premier League games this term tells you more about how Jannik Vestergaard’s debut Foxes season has gone more than anything else. After his £16m from Southampton the Denmark