Football365 has published a review of Premier League winners and losers, highlighting Brighton's clean-sheet run, Jules Ahoka's contribution for Sunderland and contrasting home and away positions for Liverpool.
Brighton and Arteta's selection
Football365 says Brighton's last 10 Premier League wins have all been to nil, with 25 unanswered goals. Mikel Arteta said “the best player in training in the last 10 days” gave him no option but to start Noni Madueke when the club season resumed in October.
Football365 says Rodrigo Muniz scored his first Premier League goal since the opening game of last season after the Newcastle draw. Muniz said after the Newcastle draw: “Last season was really difficult for me because, now I can say it, but I had the surgery. My wife was pregnant last season and, unfortunately, we lost the baby, but God is good all the time and now she’s pregnant again. The goal was for my baby, and I hope this season will be different than last season.”
Ahoka's contribution for Sunderland
Football365 says Jules Ahoka has started five matches since joining Sunderland for £8.6m in August, scored in the Europa League and practically made his full Premier League debut.
Football365 says Ahoka made 14 defensive contributions, more than any player, as Sunderland kept a clean sheet and secured a win for their manager.
Liverpool and Manchester United figures
Football365 says Liverpool are 18th in the home Premier League table, top of the away version and the only side still unbeaten on the road.
Football365 says that in 10 trips to Old Trafford with four different teams against five different managers, Unai Emery has led nine different times and never won. Manchester United were bottom of the Premier League table for two minutes and 46 seconds during their tenth game.
Discipline, goals and runs
Football365 says Rodrigo Bentancur has been on the pitch for zero Spurs goals this season, while eight have been conceded with him playing. Brentford have received two red cards for violent conduct in three games.
Football365 says Hull's winless run has extended to nine games, and all three of their losses so far have been either 1-0 or 2-1.
