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Tyler: Man Utd’s wayward woe
- Updated: November 1, 2016
Has any club had more shots in one game than Manchester United did against Burnley? Is Romelu Lukaku the ultimate bogey man?
Martin Tyler has the answers – plus, hit the video to see his latest tricky teaser.
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Chelsea were the first team to ever win at St Mary’s in August 2001 and they have achieved both of the last two away victories there, having won in February and on Sunday. Southampton went unbeaten in 12 home matches in all competitions in between.
Chelsea have now won on six of their last eight visits to Southampton in all competitions. It was their fourth consecutive win and fourth consecutive clean sheet. They are currently on a run of 11 unanswered goals in the league.
Branislav Ivanovic came on as a substitute on Sunday and remains the last Chelsea player to score with a header in the Premier League. That was the winner against Southampton in February.
It was only Southampton’s third defeat in 16 Premier League games. Chelsea became the first team to stop Southampton scoring at home since last Christmas.
Finally, Chelsea had 11 points after 10 matches last season. After 10 games of this season, they have exactly double that total!
Shots fired
Manchester United had 38 shots against Burnley – is that a Premier League record for shots in one game? (Luke, Chelmsford)
MARTIN SAYS: It was a frustrating afternoon for Jose Mourinho’s men, who got everything but the goal against a dogged Burnley.
Opta have been keeping records on shots since the start of the 2003/04 season and in that period, United came close to breaking the record for most shots in a Premier League game. Ultimately, they fell short of Manchester City’s monstrous total of 44 efforts at goal during their legendary final day win over Queens Park Rangers in 2012, which won them the Premier League title. …
