James Ward-Prowse may have been on the losing side in Saturday's 3-2 thriller at Newcastle United, but the Southampton captain took another step towards a place in the Premier League record books.
Indeed, he moved within range of the record for the most free-kick goals scored in a single season.
For more on this and all the must-know facts from the 23rd round of fixtures, read below. To see the reports and key data for the matches, click on the results.
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Aston Villa have won 10 of their 11 Premier League matches this season when they have scored the first goal.
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Brighton & Hove Albion are unbeaten in five PL matches (W3 D2), their joint-longest run in the competition alongside their undefeated sequence in March 2018.
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James Ward-Prowse has scored four direct free-kick PL goals this season, only one behind the record in a single campaign jointly held by David Beckham (2000/01) and Laurent Robert (2001/02).
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West Ham United's total of 39 points after 23 matches has already equalled their tally from the whole of last season.
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This was just the fourth time Manchester United had led a PL home match by at least two goals and not won, with Everton responsible for the last two occasions, after also fighting back to draw 4-4 in April 2012.
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Harry Kane has scored 208 goals in 317 appearances in all competitions for Tottenham Hotspur, making him the joint-second highest scorer in the club’s history alongside Bobby Smith, who reached the same tally in the same number of matches.
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No PL team have earned more away points this season than Leicester City, with 27, level with Man Utd.
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Manchester City’s Raheem Sterling is only the third player to score 100 goals in all competitions under Pep Guardiola, after Lionel Messi (211) and Sergio Aguero (120).
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Aged 22 years and 28 days, Mason Mount is the second-youngest player to score 10 PL goals for Chelsea, after Arjen Robben (21 years 342 days).
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Patrick Bamford became the first player to score in three PL matches in a season against teams he previously played for in the competition (two times v Crystal Palace and once v Burnley) since Romelu Lukaku in 2017/18 (v Everton, West Bromwich Albion and Chelsea for Man Utd).