Man City open up a three point gap at the top
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Everton leapfrog Leeds and move out of the relegation zone
Gabriel Martinelli has been directly involved in 10 PL goals this season:
26 games
5 goals
5 assists
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5+ - @ManCity have scored five or more goals in a Premier League game for the 30th time since Pep Guardiola took over in 2016-17, which is more than the second and third most instances by teams combined:
30 - Manchester City
14 - Liverpool
13 - Spurs
Carnage.
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Manchester City have now scored 5+ goals in six Premier League games this season:
◎ 7-0 vs. Leeds
◎ 6-3 vs. Leicester
◎ 5-0 vs. Arsenal
◎ 5-0 vs. Norwich
◉ 5-0 vs. Newcastle
◎ 5-1 vs. Watford
Another 
star showing.
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Man City have now lost just one of their last 25 Premier League games:
WWWWWWWWWWWWDWWLWWDWDWWWW
◉ 69 goals scored
◉ 15 goals conceded
◉ 15 clean sheets
66 points out a possible 75. 
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Kevin De Bruyne has either scored or assisted in each of his last seven home games across all competitions:
vs. Man Utd
vs. Atletico
vs. Liverpool
vs. Brighton
vs. Watford
vs. Real Madrid
vs. Newcastle
Incredible. 
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Raheem Sterling becomes the second player to score 50 Premier League goals at the Etihad Stadium, after Sergio Aguero 
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It’s going right to the wire at the top and bottom
Raheem Sterling debuted his new signature boots as he scored twice in Manchester City’s 5-0 win over Newcastle 
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Raheem Sterling vs Newcastle:
2 Goals
53 Touches
32 Accurate Passes
86.5% Pass Accuracy
3 Key Passes
4 Ground Duels Won
3 Successful Dribbles
2 Accurate Long Balls
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Kevin De Buryne vs #Newcastle United
Touches| [77]
Assist| [1]
Passes [50]
Pass ACC % [91]
Key passes [6]
Chance created [3]
King : the goat of football💙
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The race for the Castrol Golden Boot is on 
Will Son Heung-min catch Mohamed Salah and claim the prize?
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Aston Villa vs Liverpool
The elongated Gameweek 36 of the 2021/22 Premier League season continues this midweek, with several teams playing their rescheduled games. Aston Villa and Liverpool will face off in the only match-up on Tuesday, with the two teams scheduled to clash at Villa Park.
Aston Villa could end the season strongly after stuttering in the last few months. A run of four straight defeats between March and April threatened to end all the feel-good effect around Steven Gerrard. But the Liverpool legend has overseen a recent three-game unbeaten run, reigniting the Villans’ bid to finish in the top half, with Crystal Palace only a point clear in tenth.
On the other hand, Liverpool will come into Tuesday’s game on the back of a 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur that has handed them a blow in the Premier League title race. The Reds have fallen three points behind Manchester City following the defending champions’ big win over Newcastle United on Sunday. With the quadruple dream fading, Jurgen Klopp will want his charges to be at their best in the remaining games.
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Aston Villa vs Liverpool team news
Jacob Ramsey will remain unavailable for Villa due to a small groin injury that also kept him out of the win over Burnley, while Kortney Hause and Morgan Sanson are also sidelined.
Leon Bailey also missed Saturday’s victory at Turf Moor with an ankle issue but is expected to return before the end of the season.
For Liverpool, Roberto Firmino could play some part. The Brazilian sat out against Tottenham having also travelled but not played in the Champions League semi-final second leg at Villarreal.
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Aston Villa won this exact fixture 7-2 last term. They have not beaten Liverpool in successive home league games since February 1998. The Reds have won seven of their most recent eight Premier League meetings with Aston Villa, with the 7-2 loss at Villa Park last season being the exception.
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