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Matchweek 11: What we learned

6 Nov 2018
James Milner, Liverpool

Including landmark goals for James Milner and Raheem Sterling, see the standout statistics from the weekend's fixtures

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Including James Milner reaching his Premier League half century, find out the standout facts from the weekend's matches.

For more stats from each fixture, click on the results. 

AFC Bournemouth 1-2 Man Utd
AFC Bournemouth 1-2 Manchester United

In 11 PL appearances this season, AFC Bournemouth’s Callum Wilson has already equalled his tally of goal involvements from 2017/18 (10).

Cardiff City 0-1 Leicester City
Cardiff City 0-1 Leicester City

Leicester are the only side to score in each of their 11 Premier League matches this season.

Everton 3-1 Crystal Palace
Everton 3-1 Brighton and Hove Albion

Richarlison's six goals from nine appearances in 2018/19 is one more than his total haul from 38 matches last season.

Newcastle United 1-0 Watford
Newcastle United 1-0 Watford

Three of Newcastle’s seven Premier League goals this season have been scored by substitutes, with Ayoze Perez adding to that tally on Saturday.

West Ham United 4-2 Burnley
West Ham United 4-2 Burnley

Marko Arnautovic is the highest goalscorer in all competitions at London Stadium, with nine goals.

Arsenal 1-1 Liverpool
Arsenal 1-1 Liverpool

Liverpool midfielder James Milner’s opener was his 50th goal in the Premier League, of which 14 have come for the Reds, his most for one club.

Wolves 2-3 Spurs
Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-3 Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs' 24 points from 11 matches is their second-best start to a Premier League campaign, after 25 points at the same stage in 2011/12.

Man City 6-1 Southampton
Manchester City 6-1 Southampton

Raheem Sterling has scored 50 goals in all competitions for Manchester City, from 153 matches and 126 starts.

Chelsea 3-1 Crystal Palace
Chelsea 3-1 Crystal Palace

Eden Hazard is only the third player to claim an assist in three consecutive Premier League appearances as a substitute, after Tomasz Radzinski in 2004 and Arjen Robben in 2005.

Huddersfield Town 1-0 Fulham
Huddersfield Town 1-0 Fulham

Fulham defender Timothy Fosu-Mensah’s own goal ended a run of 658 minutes without scoring at home for Huddersfield, since Tom Ince found the net against Watford in April.

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