Salomon Rondon , Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Maarten Stekelenburg were among a number of players to write their names into the Premier League history books this season.
Here are a selection of the records that were broken or matched from 2016/17:
By becoming the first Armenian to play in the Premier League, Henrikh Mkhitaryan took the total number of different nationalities represented to 112
Pep Guardiola became the fourth manager in the Premier League, and the first outside Chelsea, to win his first four matches in the competition, after Mourinho, Hiddink and Ancelotti
Salomon Rondon became the second player to score a hat-trick of headers in the PL, after Duncan Ferguson for Everton v Bolton in December 1997
Andre Gray became the first Burnley player to score a Premier League hat-trick
Harry Kane scored his 59th goal in 100 PL matches, the same number as Thierry Henry had at that stage
Leighton Baines became the third defender to score 30 Premier League goals, following John Terry and David Unsworth
Jermain Defoe became the fourth player to score 10+ goals in 10 different Premier League seasons, along with Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney and Frank Lampard
Michail Antonio became the first West Ham player to provide three assists in a PL match since Paolo Di Canio v Coventry in April 2000
Wayne Rooney became the leading all-time Premier League scorer for away goals (88)
At 35 years and 125 days of age, Zlatan Ibrahimovic became the oldest player to reach 15 Premier League goals in a single season
Romelu Lukaku became the fourth player to reach 80 PL goals before turning 24, after Michael Owen, Robbie Fowler and Wayne Rooney
James Milner broke Darius Vassell's record for the most PL matches scored in without losing (47)
Craig Shakespeare became the third manager to win his first five Premier League matches, following Carlo Ancelotti, in 2009, and Pep Guardiola, in 2016, who both won their first six
Philippe Coutinho's goal made him the top-scoring Brazilian player in Premier League history, surpassing Juninho's record of 29
Joshua King scored his 15th Premier League goal of the season, only the second Norwegian to do so in a campaign after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (1996/97 and 2001/02)
Cesc Fabregas became the first player to record 10 or more assists in six different Premier League campaigns
Alexis Sanchez scored his 15th away goal of the season; only Kevin Phillips (16 in 1999/00) has scored more in a single PL campaign
Liverpool won at their 52nd different stadium in the Premier League, more than any other side in the competition
Spurs went unbeaten at home for the first time in a league season since 1964/65 (W17 D2 L0 in 2016/17)
Peter Crouch became the first player to score 50 headed goals in the Premier League
Champions Chelsea became the first side to win 30 matches in a single Premier League season
See: 34 of the best stats of 2016/17
View: Best photos of 2016/17
