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Tottenham Hotspur underlined their title credentials with another resilient away performance on Sunday, securing a goalless draw at Chelsea, the joint-highest scorers so far this season.
Indeed, with their latest shutout on the road, Spurs have achieved a feat they previously managed seven years ago, under Andre Villas-Boas.
For more on this and all the must-know facts from the 10th round of fixtures, read below. To see the reports and key data for the matches, click on the results.
0-2
NEW
There were just 99 seconds between Callum Wilson and Joelinton's goals for Newcastle United, with both players assisting each other’s strikes.
1-1
LIV
Neal Maupay became the first player to start a Premier League match, miss a penalty and be substituted before half-time since Dennis Bergkamp against Derby County in April 1998.
5-0
BUR
Manchester City became only the second team in English league history to win four successive home matches by at least five goals against a single opponent in all competitions, after Notts County did so against Port Vale between 1893 and 1907.
0-1
LEE
Leeds United claimed their first league victory at Everton since August 1990, after failing to win on their previous 13 trips to Goodison Park.
1-0
SHU
There were 39 shots in this match, the joint-most in any Premier League fixture this season. West Bromwich Albion had 17, while Sheffield United had 22.
2-3
MUN
Manchester United became the first side in Premier League history to win four consecutive away matches after having trailed in each.
0-0
TOT
Spurs have kept a clean sheet in three consecutive PL away matches for the first time since November 2013.
1-2
WOL
Wolverhampton Wanderers have won seven Premier League away matches in 2020. Only Man Utd have won more, with nine.
1-2
FUL
Fulham's two Premier League victories this season have both come on a Monday. The Cottagers have now won five of their last seven top-flight matches on the first day of the week.
2-1
AVL
West Ham became the first side to score in the opening two minutes of the first and second half in a single Premier League fixture since Man City against Fulham in September 2018.
