Norwich City caused the biggest shock of the Premier League season on Saturday when they registered a famous 3-2 win over reigning champions Manchester City at Carrow Road.
That stunning result means Liverpool are now five points clear at the summit after Jurgen Klopp s side ran out 3-1 winners over Newcastle United to maintain their perfect start to the campaign.
Arsenal threw away a two-goal lead over Watford at Vicarage Road to draw 2-2, while Tammy Abraham netted a hat-trick as Chelsea thumped Wolves 5-2.
With the help of Opta stats, we take a deep dive into the weekend s biggest stories.
UNSTOPPABLE PUKKI STUNS CITY
Norwich were outstanding in their dramatic win over Pep Guardiola s side, inflicting a first defeat for the champions against a newly promoted opponent since March 2015 when they lost to Burnley.
It was a defensive nightmare for City, who conceded twice in the opening half-hour of a Premier League game for the second time under Guardiola. The other occasion was against Leicester City in December 2016, when they also conceded three times in total.
Central to the Canaries success was Teemu Pukki, who has now been involved in eight goals (six scored, two assisted) in his first five Premier League appearances. Only Sergio Aguero has been involved in more goals (nine) in the same number of games at the start of their time in the competition.
Aguero s strike on the stroke of half-time, meanwhile, saw him become just the third player to score in a team s first five Premier League matches of a season after Jose Antonio Reyes for Arsenal in 2004-05 and Wayne Rooney for Manchester United in 2011-12.
LIVERPOOL SWEEP ASIDE MAGPIES
Newcastle took a surprise early lead against Liverpool, but Jurgen Klopp s side bounced back in style to become just the fourth team to win 14 consecutive English top-flight matches.
The Reds have now won their opening five games of the Premier League season for a second consecutive campaign. The only previous two teams to do so in back-to-back seasons were Chelsea (2009-10 and 2010-11) and Manchester City (2015-16 and 2016-17).
Andy Robertson proved a handful for Newcastle with another industrious display. His assist for Sadio Mane s equaliser took him to 17 for Liverpool in the Premier League since the start of the 2017-18 season, more than any other defender in that period.
Defeat for Newcastle represented a 13th loss in their last 14 Premier League away games against big six opponents, with three of those losses coming at Anfield.
AUBAMEYANG HEROICS NOT ENOUGH FOR GUNNERS
Arsenal will consider themselves lucky to have scraped a point at Watford despite holding a two-goal lead thanks to the prolific Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Since his Premier League debut in February 2018, the Gabon international has been directly involved in 46 goals in the competition (37 scored, nine assisted). Only Liverpool s Mohamed Salah (53) has had a hand in more in this time.
The Hornets were rampant in the second period, attempting 31 shots – the highest tally the Gunners have faced in a Premier League game since Opta began collecting such data in the division in 2003-04.
It should perhaps come as little surprise that Watford s leveller was from the penalty spot. Since the start of last season, no side has conceded more goals via penalties than the Gunners (10, level with Brighton and Hove Albion).
ABRAHAM MAKING HIS MARK ON THE BIG STAGE
Tammy Abraham enjoyed a day to remember as Chelsea ensured Wolves wait for a league win this season goes on.
The England striker – who was prolific on loan with Aston Villa in the Championship last season – became the youngest ever Blues player to score a hat-trick in the Premier League and is the youngest Englishman to do so since Raheem Sterling against Bournemouth in October 2015.
He also became just the third player in Premier League history to score two or more goals in three consecutive appearances aged 21 or younger after Cristiano Ronaldo in 2006 and Dele Alli in 2017.
Wolves, meanwhile, conceded five goals in a home Premier League game for the first time since a 5-0 defeat to Manchester United in March 2012.
