See the facts you need to know from the latest matches
Arsenal 2-0 Newcastle UnitedArsenal have won seven consecutive competitive matches against Newcastle without conceding a goal, the first time in their history they have done so against an opponent
Crystal Palace 1-2 Aston VillaSteven Gerrard is only the second Aston Villa manager to win his first two Premier League matches, after John Gregory in February/March 1998
Liverpool 4-0 SouthamptonLiverpool's 39 goals after 13 Premier League matches this season equals their highest goal total at this stage of a top-flight campaign
Norwich City 0-0 Wolverhampton WanderersNorwich's seven points from their last three Premier League matches are two more than from their previous 25 in the competition
Brighton & Hove Albion 0-0 Leeds UnitedBrighton have seen a higher share of their Premier League matches finish 0-0 (12 per cent) than any other side in the history of the competition (20/165)
Brentford 1-0 EvertonSince the start of last season, Brentford's Ivan Toney has scored more penalties in league matches (excluding playoffs) than any other player in the top four tiers of English football (11), doing so without missing any of those spot-kicks
Leicester City 4-2 WatfordJamie Vardy's two goals against Watford equalled Ian Wright’s record of scoring 93 goals in the Premier League after turning 30. Since his first outing aged 30 in January 2017, only Harry Kane (108) and Mohamed Salah (106) have more PL goals than Vardy
Manchester City 2-1 West Ham UnitedAged 36 years and 208 days, Fernandinho became the second-oldest player to score for Man City in the Premier League, after Frank Lampard versus Southampton in May 2015 (36 years and 338 days)
Chelsea 1-1 Manchester UnitedOf Jorginho's 15 Premier League goals, 13 have come via penalties (87 per cent), the highest ratio of any player with 10+ goals in the competition's history
