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Go Figure - 13th January 2004

With two assists and a goal last time up, Henry has opened up a four point gap over van Nistelrooy (14 goals, 6 assists) in the race to win this year's Points Title

Although not setting such a torrid pace as in last season's record-breaking performance, he has a good chance of breaking the 40 point barrier for the third consecutive season, which only he and Shearer have topped since the season was reduced to 38 games

Injuries withstanding, his only serious rival for the forseeable future appears to be van Nistelrooy who has finished in the silver medal position in each of the past two seasons. Past champions Shearer and Hasselbaink are still effective but on the downside of their careers whilst injuries and a failure to break the ten assist level in recent years may continue to keep the youngest ever winner, Owen, from repeating

Go Figure Archive

Leading Pointgetters
Season Player Goals Assists Total
2003/4
to date
Henry 13 11 24
2002/3 Henry 24 35 59
2001/2 Henry 24 18 42
2000/1 Hasselbaink 23 11 34
1999/00 Beckham 6 33 39
1998/9 Hasselbaink 18 19 37
1997/8 Owen 18 16 34
1996/7 Shearer 25 11 36
1995/6 Shearer 31 13 44
1994/5 Shearer 34 19 53
1993/4 Cole 34 17 51
1992/3 Sheringham 22 10 32
Go Figure    10-11 January 2004
Arsenal 4–1 Middlesbrough
With a goal and two assists, Henry is threatening to win the points total for a third succesive season More...
Birmingham City 2–1 Southampton
After the giddy heights of fourth place, Southampton have endured a four-game winless spell - a run they have compiled every season in the Premiership
Blackburn Rovers 3–4 Bolton Wanderers
In spite of Cole and Yorke both scoring in consecutive games, Rovers fail to win either match. They compiled ten 'doubles' for Manchester United, all of which were victories
Charlton Athletic 2–0 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Even at 35, di Canio is proving extremely influential. Since his first assist of the season, he has been involved in ten of the fifteen goals scored whilst he has been on the pitch
Fulham 2–1 Everton
In Saha and Malbranque, Fulham boast the only team with two players each contributing to over half the goals scored
Leeds United 0–1 Tottenham Hotspur
On a rare outing, Barmby, the only player with four transfers over £2.5 million fails to impress against his first club
Leicester City 0–4 Chelsea
Chelsea would do well to keep Gudjohnsen in the starting line-up where his record is six games, six wins. His replacement, Crespo cannot even boast a winning record (3-1-3)
Liverpool 1–0 Aston Villa
Paul Jones joins Anelka as Liverpool's only on-loan players in the Premiership. Of the nine ever-present teams only Arsenal have yet to utilize one
Manchester United 0–0 Newcastle United
Denied a clear penalty decision, Shearer's 48 penalties do not include one in 21 appearances against Man U
Portsmouth 4–2 Manchester City
Portsmouth have now scored 14 goals in three of their games and 11 in the remaining eighteen