PFA forced to unveil Premier League Team of the Year after online leak ahead of the main event on Sunday

The final list of the Premier League Team of the Year was leaked earlier today on Twitter - and was then subsequently confirmed by the association.

The announcement as is customary was set to be revealed on Sunday, until a Twitter user who appeared to have obtained a programme for the event and leaked the team of the year for all four professional divisions in England, as well as the Women's Super League.

For the Premier League, four players each from first and second placed teams Leicester and Tottenham have been included in the team, with one representative each from Manchester United, Arsenal and West Ham.

Jamie Vardy, Riyad Mahrez, Wes Morgan and N'Golo Kante are the Foxes quartet, with Vardy, Mahrez and Kante also on the shortlist for PFA Player of the Year.

The news first broke when twitter user JH (@JackH_THFC) tweeted,

"Full TOTS for all divisions can be seen here☺"

He then added, "Premier League TOTS is:

De Gea; Bellerin, Alderweireld, Morgan, Rose; Mahrez, Kanté, Alli, Payet; Vardy, Kane.
100% remember this tweet."

The four Tottenham players in the team are Harry Kane, Dele Alli, Toby Alderweireld and Danny Rose.

David De Gea is in goal in the team, with Hector Bellerin filling the right-back spot and Dimitri Payet earning a midfield berth.

There are no players from Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side, while Chelsea are another team that are unsurprisingly not represented, after seeing six of the Blues title-winning squad included last year.

What do you think, do you see any surprises on the list?