Premier League Stat Pack: Matchday 12

Leicester City are unbeaten in their last three home Premier League matches against Chelsea (W1 D2), last having a longer unbeaten run on home soil against the Blues in the top-flight between February 1985 and May 1995 at Filbert Street (four draws).

Brighton’s Danny Welbeck has scored five Premier League goals against Aston Villa, his most against any opponent.

He has scored in each of his last four league starts against Villa, with his last four such goals against them all coming at Villa Park.

Burnley have won their last three Premier League games against Crystal Palace, keeping a clean sheet in each.

The Clarets have only won four league games in a row against the Eagles once, winning their first four against them between 1969 and 1971.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has won two, drawn two and lost two of his six meetings with Brentford in all competitions, with this his first game against them since a 3-1 Championship defeat with Bournemouth in February 2015.

Norwich City have lost four of their last five Premier League matches against Southampton (W1), losing both games the last time they faced in 2019-20 (2-1 away, 0-3 at home).

Watford have lost 12 of their 14 Premier League matches against Manchester United (W2) – against no side have they lost more.

West Ham forward Michail Antonio has faced Wolves without ever scoring more often than any other side in his league career.

The Jamaican has played 730 minutes across nine different games against Wolves without finding the net.

Since Jurgen Klopp took charge of Liverpool, Arsenal have won just one of 11 Premier League games against the Reds (D3 L7), with the Gunners coming from 1-0 down to win 2-1 at the Emirates in July 2020.

Manchester City's striker Gabriel Jesus has scored eight goals in eight Premier League appearances against Everton, more than he has against any other club, with the Brazilian averaging a goal every 69 minutes against the Toffees.

This will be Antonio Conte’s first home league match in charge of Tottenham, and his first-ever game against either Leeds or Marcelo Bielsa as a manager.

Conte has registered at least one win against all 53 of the previous teams he’s faced in his top-flight managerial career in Serie A and the Premier League.