Premier League Stat Pack: Matchday 5

Leeds are looking to win three consecutive league games against Newcastle for the first time since October 1967, while they haven’t won back-to-back away league games against the Magpies since April 1958.

Brentford have won just one of their five away league games against Wolves in the 21 st century (D1 L3), winning 2-0 in a Championship match in October 2015.

Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has scored eight goals in his seven Premier League appearances against Burnley – only against Hamburg (9) has he scored more league goals in his top-flight career.

Crystal Palace striker Christian Benteke has scored five goals in four Premier League games at Anfield as an opposing player, more than he did in 13 games at the ground when playing for the Reds (4). Only Andrew Cole (8) has ever scored more goals as a visiting player against Liverpool in the competition.

After winning three consecutive away league games against Man City between March 2001and April 2004, Southampton have lost nine of their last 10 visits to the Etihad (D1). Saints have only failed to score in one of their last 16 away league games against the Citizens, but also haven’t kept a clean sheet in any of their last 11.

In his English league career, Norwich striker Teemu Pukki has faced Watford more often without finding the net than any other side (4 games). He’s also ended on the losing side in each of those four appearances.

Aston Villa striker Danny Ings has scored five Premier League goals against Everton – against no side has he scored more in the competition. The Toffees are the only club against which Ings has scored for all three of his previous top-flight clubs (Burnley, Liverpool and Southampton).

Leicester are unbeaten in all eight of their Premier League meetings with Brighton (W6 D2), the most they’ve faced a side without suffering defeat in the competition.

Man Utd’s Cristiano Ronaldo was involved in six goals in his last four Premier League appearances against West Ham in his first spell in the competition (5 goals, 1 assist). However, only against Chelsea (4) has the Portuguese ended on the losing side in the Premier League more than he has against the Hammers (3).

Tottenham have conceded more Premier League goals against Chelsea (103) than they have versus any other opponent, while they’ve only lost more games in the competition against Man Utd (36) than against the Blues (31).