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Go Figure - 10th December

Go Figure Archive

Go Figure    3-4 November
Arsenal 2–4 Charlton Athletic
Arsenal allow four goals at home for the first time since their inaugural game in the Premiership. Neither Liverpool nor Manchester United have ever conceded as many at home over this period, but Arsenal retain the longest run, home and away, at 237 matches
Bolton Wanderers 2–2 Everton
A tale of two goalkeepers. On-loan Kevin Poole gets his first Premiership game in almost four and a half years, whilst Steve Simonsen starts a game for the first time, after being the only player with more than 100 bench appearances not to have done so.
Chelsea 2–1 Ipswich Town
A familiar story for Ipswich as they endure a 10 match winless run for the fourth time in their five Premier League seasons. Only Coventry, with five in nine campaigns, can rival them
Leeds United 2–1 Tottenham Hotspur
Predictably, Seth Johnson started his Leeds career with a yellow card. No doubt as league leader with 14 in 1999/00, he will rival team-mate Dacourt who has picked up 13 in each of his two full seasons in the league
Leicester City 1–0 Sunderland
Not the first Premiership scoring drought for Akinbiyi who finally scored after fourteen games. He did not find the net in fifteen appearances for Norwich during the mid-90's
Liverpool 3–1 Manchester United
With 20 goals conceded in only 11 games, United have close to the worst goal against record this season (Leicester 23/12), and by some way their most mediocre defensive start to the season More...
Middlesbrough 5–1 Derby County
Only the third occasion on which a premiership team has scored at least five goals without hittng the back of the net before half-time. Manchester United have performed the feat twice, against Spurs earlier this season and Wimbledon four years ago
Newcastle United 3–0 Aston Villa
The enforced absence of Robert Lee obviously did him some good. His assists were the first for 42 games and the only time in his Premiership career that he has managed a hat-trick of them
Southampton 1–2 Blackburn Rovers
The Saints problems at their new ground have been well publicized but their five-game winless streak has been topped in two previous campaigns including a seven run skid which left them, temporarily, three points adrift at the foot of the table in March 1997
West Ham United 0–2 Fulham
The Hammers fail to become the first team to notch four succesive victories this season. Of the seven clubs with a three-win run, only Liverpool are currently on course for triumph number four