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Matchweek 7: What we learned

2 Oct 2018
David Brooks, AFC Bournemouth

The landmark stats from the MW7 matches, including David Brooks' historic moment and why Leroy Sane is king of the assists

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From Everton setting a record winning run to why Leroy Sane is king of the assists, find out some of the key facts from the latest round of matches.

Click on the fixture links for match facts and stats.

West Ham United 3-1 Man Utd

West Ham beat Manchester United by a margin of two goals for the first time in a league match since October 1982.

Arsenal 2-0 Watford

Arsenal have scored 10 second-half Premier League goals this season, a joint-high with Manchester City.

Everton 3-0 Fulham

Everton have won their last 22 top-flight home matches against Fulham, a record in English football.

Huddersfield Town 0-2 Spurs

Since the start of last season, no player has provided more Premier League assists for another player than Kieran Trippier's seven for Harry Kane.

Man City 2-0 Brighton

Leroy Sane has assisted 17 Premier League goals since the start of 2017/18, more than any other player.

Newcastle United 0-2 Leicester City

James Maddison has been directly involved in five Leicester City goals in his last six Premier League matches, scoring three goals and producing two assists.

Wolves 2-0 Southampton

Ivan Cavaleiro scored on his Premier League debut only 94 seconds after coming on as a substitute.

Chelsea 1-1 Liverpool

Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge has scored 17 PL goals as a substitute. Only Olivier Giroud (19) and Jermain Defoe (24) have scored more off the bench in the competition.

Cardiff 1-2 Burnley

Since the start of last season, Johann Berg Gudmundsson has been directly involved in 14 PL goals, with three goals and 11 assists, more than any Burnley player.

AFC Bournemouth 2-1 Crystal Palace

At 21 years and 84 days, David Brooks is the youngest player to score for AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League.

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