10. Carl Jenkinson
Those who watched the weekend match between Liverpool and Arsenal will have witnessed a battle between two promising youngsters; Raheem Sterling, who made an earlier appearance on the list, and Carl Jenkinson. Sterling displayed the same energy and dynamism that had caused so many problem for City but unlike Pablo Zabaleta the young Arsenal right back was able to shut down a majority of the Jamaicans attack. Time after time the 20-year-old made key interceptions and forced Sterling out wide, not allowing to be able to cut inside and create chances. The confidence and physicality shown by the former Charlton player impressed many and the youngster has probably earned his place as the Gunners second choice in that position. A vital part of Jenkinsons game is his marauding runs down the right flank and with his precise crossing he can be a direct threat to the opposition defence.