It seems like only yesterday the Premier League season was kicking off on opening weekend with new summer signings and managers under the spotlight for the very first time.
Fast forward to March and some clubs are overachieving expectations while others are enduring a campaign to forget. The likes of Bukayo Saka, Rodri, Mohamed Salah, Phil Foden and Cole Palmer have all grabbed headlines across the campaign and will be widely regarded as this year's most impressive stars.
However, there are a number of players who have flown under the radar despite enjoying a fine campaign. LondonWorld focuses on the clubs in the capital to pick a starting XI of those club's most underrated players, featuring faces from Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Brentford, Spurs, West Ham and Fulham.
9. LW - Mohammed Kudus
There is plenty of hype around Mohammed Kudus but only those who watch him week-in, week-out will appreciate just how special the winger is. Kudus is lightning quick and can create a chance from nothing. At just 23 years old and in his first season in the Premier League, the sky is the limit. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
10. ST - Kai Havertz
The Arsenal striker is one of the most criticised players in the Premier League. Many question whether he has the profile to be the Gunners' leading striker but what Havertz offers if a different package. He has four goals in his last four outings and that's a tally that is only going to get better and better with more time in the Arteta system. | Arsenal FC via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
11. RW - Alex Iwobi
The Nigerian has slowly been rebuilding his career at Everton and now Fulham. It's no surprise the Cottagers have been rejuvenated since his return from AFCON. Iwobi can be a real livewire and his performances show more and more maturity. | AFP via Getty Images