Premier League reaction, analysis and your views
Arsenal beat Crystal Palace to extend lead to four points
Manchester City down to fifth after losing at Aston Villa
Chelsea and Liverpool also lose over the weekend
Bournemouth beat Forest to rise to second, Tottenham up to third after winning at Everton
Struggling Wolves still without a win after losing to Burnley
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Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City have all lost on the same Premier League matchday for the first time since December 2015.
That was the season Leicester City were crowned shock champions.
Meanwhile, all three newly promoted clubs have won on the same Premier League matchday for the first time since November 2020.
Image source, Getty ImagesBefore you do stop me, I have a few stats to back up my feeling.
Stop me if I'm getting carried away, but it feels like this is shaping up to be one of the most entertaining and competitive Premier League seasons for some time.
There were wins for all three promoted clubs at the weekend, each clear of the relegation places after about a quarter of the campaign and with Sunderland even in the top four.
Those results were accompanied by defeats for the likes of champions Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea.
Arsenal have managed to open a four-point gap at the top - but just eight points separate the 15 clubs all the way from second down to 16th. Exciting stuff.
And here is how all of that leaves us:
Here's a reminder of what went down across the English top flight over the weekend:
Good morning!
And a very happy Monday to those of you strolling into the office after celebrating three points at the weekend.
As always, there's lots for us to get stuck into after another hectic Premier League weekend.
Let's crack on, shall we?
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