Who had 'sliding doors moment'? Deeney's team of the week

Who had 'sliding doors moment'? Deeney's team of the weekPublished7 minutes ago2 CommentsAfter every round of Premier League matches this season, BBC football pundit Troy Deeney will give you his team and manager of the week.Here are this week's choices. Do you agree? Give us your thoughts using the comments form at the bottom of this page.Antonin Kinsky (Tottenham): What a difference two months makes. This guy was being laughed at for his Atletico Madrid performance, when he gave away two goals and was subtituted after 17 minutes. People were saying he would never play for the club again. Against Wolves he was a solid, commanding goalkeeper, which I actually didn't think he had in the locker. Based on everything I've seen, he's been quite erratic but he was very commanding, very solid and made big saves, especially that last one right at the end to tip it over the bar from a free-kick.Piero Hincapie (Arsenal): I thought he had a tough time against Manchester City last week and Antoine Semenyo gave him a bit of bother when he kept going directly at him. I thought Newcastle would use the same blueprint, but he just shut everybody down. Great defensively, big moments with headers and blocks. Really, really good.Harry Maguire (Manchester United): Back from a two-game suspension, just see the difference in Manchester United's team when Maguire is there. He's just a solid individual who gets stuff done. He got the assist for the opening goal against Brentford and just brings a level of authority to that United backline.Ryan Sessegnon (Fulham): I'm going to put him at right-back even though he played left-back. He was very, very good for Fulham. One of their best attacking outlets, kept getting forward, got his reward with the goal and kept a clean sheet against Villa. So that's why he goes in.Kevin Danso (Tottenham): When you think to last week and the horrific mistake he made which obviously gifted Brighton's g...