Two teenagers played starring roles on Boxing Day and achieved rare feats in the process, with Michael Obafemi and Mason Greenwood striking in victories for Southampton and Manchester United respectively.
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Harry Kane has now scored 100 home goals in 172 appearances in all competitions at club level, with 90 of those coming for Tottenham Hotspur.
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Arsenal had 17 shots in this match, five more than they managed in their previous two Premier League matches combined - six against Everton and six against Manchester City.
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Tom Heaton became the first Aston Villa goalkeeper to keep a clean sheet in the Premier League while also making at least six saves since Brad Friedel against Portsmouth in September 2009.
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Aged 19 years and 173 days, Southampton's Michael Obafemi became the youngest player to score away against Chelsea in the Premier League since James Vaughan in May 2007 for Everton.
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Crystal Palace have recorded a Premier League double over West Ham United for only the second time, having previously done so in 2013/14 under Tony Pulis.
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Only Trent Alexander-Arnold, with eight, and Andy Robertson, with five, have more Premier League assists this season among defenders than the four made by Everton's Djibril Sidibe.
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Gerard Deulofeu has scored 14 Premier League goals since his Watford debut in January 2018, more than any other Hornets player.
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Mason Greenwood became the fourth Manchester United teenager to score in consecutive Premier League home matches, after Ryan Giggs, Wayne Rooney and Federico Macheda.
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This was the biggest margin of victory in a match between teams starting the day in the top two of the Premier League since leaders Man City beat Man Utd 6-1 in October 2011.
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Wolves are only the second team to complete a league double against a team managed by Pep Guardiola after Antonio Conte's Chelsea in 2016/17