Philippe Coutinho became the joint-highest scoring Brazilian player in Premier League history when he slotted in Liverpool 's first goal in the 2-2 draw with AFC Bournemouth on Wednesday.
With Tottenham Hotspur also showing why they are the league's comeback kings and an impressive home record for Hull City head coach Marco Silva , view more midweek facts.
Burnley have won six of their last eight Premier League home matches (D1 L1)
Craig Shakespeare is the third Premier League manager to win his first five Premier League matches, following Carlo Ancelotti in 2009 and Pep Guardiola in 2016 who both won their first six
Troy Deeney is the first Watford player to score in four consecutive home Premier League matches
Phil Jagielka, left, is Everton's 17th goalscorer in this season's Premier League; they boast more different scorers than any other club
Olivier Giroud has scored more PL goals as a substitute than any other player this season (5)
Marco Silva is unbeaten in his last 40 home league matches (W33 D7 L0), a run stretching over three years
James Ward-Prowse has scored more PL goals in 2016/17 (4) than in his previous four seasons combined (3)
Spurs have won 17 points from losing positions in the PL this season; more than any other side in the competition
This is the first time Pep Guardiola has lost home and away to the same team in a league season as manager
No Brazilian has scored more Premier League goals than Philippe Coutinho (29 - level with Juninho).
