Round 7
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Game of the Week
Tottenham H 2 v 0 Man. City
- There have been 51 PL matches between the top two teams with Man City’s loss evening up the count at 19 wins and losses apiece.
Over the past six seasons, at least one of the Manchester clubs has featued in all but two of the sixteen encounters
In the most recent 17 games which John Stones has started, only two have resulted in clean sheets for his team
Man City have managed to deny only one team, Bournemouth, a goal. Of teams that have topped the league after seven games, only Newcastle, in 1994/5, have not had at least two
Biggest Upset
Man. Utd. 1 - 1 Stoke City
With Blind taking three corners which resulted in goals last time out - matching or bettering their ANNUAL totals in four previous campaigns - Rooney took over responsibility when coming on, with predictable results
2002/3 is quite the surprise for both corners and direct free-kicks considering that Beckham was a regular
Chart of Week
Jon Moss must have been pretty pissed at missing his Friday night out as a late replacement for Mark Clattenburg for the Everton v Palace game. He doled out a season-leading 11 cards in a fairly innocuous encounter: by contrast, in a legs-flying Sunderland v West Brom clash, Stuart Attwell saw fit to book just one on each side
