Arsenal now hold the record for most goals scored in seven consecutive Premier League matches with 31 goals 
Manchester City (2017/18) previously held the record with 28
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Arsenal are the first side in English league history to win three consecutive away games by a margin of 5+ goals 
They did it without conceding a single goal 
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Arsenal have scored 31 Premier League goals in 2024.
Man United have scored 37 Premier League goals the entire season.Arsenal have scored 31 Premier League goals in 2024.
Man United have scored 37 Premier League goals the entire season.
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Sheffield United become the first team in English Football League history to concede 5+ goals in 4 consecutive home games in all competitions 
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Referee Sunny Singh Gill is set to become the first British South Asian to referee a Premier League match this weekend when he takes charge of Crystal Palace vs Luton Town.
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Best expected goal difference in the Premier League this season:
◎ 37.91 - Arsenal
◎ 32.34 - Manchester City
◎ 26.36 - Liverpool
◎ 11.11 - Aston Villa
◎ 10.80 - Newcastle
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A section of Manchester United’s players are concerned Erik ten Hag’s gruelling training regime is causing the club’s lengthy injury list.
[Source: Sun Sport]
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Erik ten Hag has confided to coaching staff and agents that he has no guarantees over his future at Manchester United.
(Source: @ChrisWheelerDM)
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Kai Havertz (6) has now scored more non-penalty goals than Cole Palmer (5) in the Premier League this season 
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Man United have been approached by representatives of several managers believing that Erik ten Hag could be removed from his post before the start of next season, sources have told ESPN.
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Arsenal are unbeaten and have scored 19 goals in their last four away games 
Their next away match: Manchester City
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Bukayo Saka and Cristiano Ronaldo both reached 78 goal contributions in the Premier League before the age of 23.
Saka turns 23 in September 
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on trying to sign Jude Bellingham:
“Jude, he was in the building [Carrington]. I was there, Sir Alex Ferguson was there, Bryan Robson & Eric Cantona were all there that day. We all spoke to him and sold it as well as we could, but he knew what he wanted, x amount of minutes in the first team
He was the most mature 17-year-old I’ve ever met – he had it all planned out.”
(Source: @WeAreTheOverlap )
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