What we learned in Matchweek 12

13/12/2020

Find out how West Ham and Aston Villa top the charts as we look at the standout statistics from the latest matches

Leeds United 1-2 West Ham United No team have scored more set-piece goals, excluding penalties, than West Ham's eight this season, while no side have conceded more from such situations than Leeds' seven
Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-1 Aston Villa Anwar El Ghazi's penalty was Aston Villa's fourth winning goal in the 90th minute or later since the start of last season, double that of any other side
Newcastle United 2-1 West Bromwich Albion Of Newcastle’s 14 Premier League goals this season, eight have come in the final 15 minutes, a 57 per cent share that is the highest in the competition
Manchester United 0-0 Manchester City Three of the last four times Man City have had fewer than 10 shots in a Premier League away match have been at Old Trafford
Everton 1-0 Chelsea Gylfi Sigurdsson’s six Premier League goals versus Chelsea are the most he has scored against a single opponent. He has netted twice against them for each club he has played for, Swansea, Spurs and Everton
Southampton 3-0 Sheffield United Stuart Armstrong scored his fourth goal from outside the box in 2020. Only two players can match or better that tally and both are from Southampton, with Danny Ings netting five and James Ward-Prowse on four
Crystal Palace 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur Since Jose Mourinho’s first match in charge of Spurs, Harry Kane has been directly involved in more goals, 43, in all competitions than any other Premier League player (29 goals, 14 assists)
Fulham 1-1 Liverpool Fulham are the first promoted club to avoid defeat in the PL against Liverpool since Newcastle in October 2017 (also a 1-1 draw), ending the Reds’ 18-match winning run against such sides in the league
Arsenal 0-1 Burnley Burnley have claimed their first top-fight victory over Arsenal since September 1974, ending a 15-match winless run against the Gunners (D4 L11)
Leicester 3-0 Brighton Leicester are unbeaten in all seven of their PL meetings with Brighton & Hove Albion (W5 D2), the most they’ve faced an opponent without losing in the competition