The Dozen: the weekend’s best Premier League photos Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Your weekend roundup of the best photography from England’s top flight • Follow us on Instagram for more great sports photography Daffydd Bynon @daff_25 Main image: Peter Crouch celebrates scoring the winner for Stoke against Southampton. Photograph: Alex Livesey/Getty Images Sun 1 Oct 2017 14.03 EDT Last modified on Wed 19 Oct 2022 11.32 EDT Harry Kane shoots and scores but it is ruled offside as Spurs beat Huddersfield Town 4-0 at the John Smith’s Stadium. Kane has scored against 25 of the 26 teams he has faced in the Premier League, only failing to find the back of the net against Cardiff City (two apps, 0 goals) and only the second player in Premier League history to score two-plus goals in three consecutive away appearances in the competition (the other being Dennis Bergkamp in 1997). Photograph: Gareth Copley/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Swansea City’s goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski collides with West Ham’s Andy Carroll as the Hammers beat the Swans 1-0 at the London Stadium thanks to Diafra Sakho’s 90th-minute goal, his first since November 2016 against Manchester United. Swansea conceded their first away Premier League goal in 495 minutes of action and suffered their first away defeat of the season. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Richarlison scores Watford’s equaliser in the 95th minute to draw the game against West Bromwich 2-2 at The Hawthorns. Before today, Watford’s Premier League record in the 52 games in which they have trailed by two goals was W1 D0 L51 – the only other time they have picked up points being a 4-2 win at West Ham last September. Photograph: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Peter Crouch celebrates scoring the winner as Stoke City beat Southampton 2-1 at the Bet365 Stadium. Crouch is the oldest player to score in the Premier League this season (36 years 243 days old), Four of his last five top-flight goals have come as a substitute. Photograph: Alex Livesey/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Nathan Aké and Wes Morgan clash during a Bournemouth corner as The Cherries can only manage a 0-0 draw again Leicester City at Vitality Stadium. Bournemouth have earned just four points from their seven Premier League games this term, fewer than in both 2015-16 (seven) and 2016-17 (eight) at this stage of the season. Photograph: Mark Kerton/Action Plus via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Young Manchester United supporters wrap up their scarfs as they prepare to watch their team score four without return against Crystal Palace at Old Trafford. Manchester United have never lost a Premier League game against Palace (W14 D3 L0). The Red Devils have set a Premier League record for most games without losing to a single opponent. Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Marouane Fellaini scores United’s second goal. Fellaini has scored three goals from four shots in the Premier League so far in 2017-18 - more than in the previous two seasons combined (two goals from 46 shots). Photograph: Matthew Peters/Man Utd via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Romelu Lukaku congratulates Fellaini on scoring the third goal. Lukaku scored a late fourth - his 11th goal in 10 United games. United kept five consecutive Premier League clean sheets at Old Trafford for the first time since a seven-game run in March 2010 under Sir Alex Ferguson. Photograph: Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Chelsea’s Gary Cahill retains posession and misses the challenge from Manchester City’s Raheem Sterling as City move to the top of the Premier League with a 1-0 win at Stamford Bridge. Pep Guardiola enjoyed his first victory against Chelsea in eight games in all competitions (not including shootout wins), after previously losing three and drawing four. Photograph: Will Oliver/EPA Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Alexis Sánchez of Arsenal takes on Pascal Gross of Brighton as The Gunners win 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium. Sánchez has had a hand in 35 Premier League goals since the start of last season (24 goals, 11 assists), more than double any other Arsenal player in that time (Mesut Özil, 17). Photograph: Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Every football fan knows this feeling shown by Everton fans after losing 1-0 at home to Burnley. Everton have already lost as many league games at Goodison Park this term as they did in the whole of Koeman’s first season at the club (two in 2016-17). The Toffees have scored just four goals and failed to keep a clean sheet in six consecutive Premier League games. Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Newcastle and Liverpool players during a minute’s applause as a mark of respect for former chairman Freddy Shepherd before kick-off in the 1-1 draw at St James’ Park. Photograph: Michael Mayhew/Sportsphoto Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Topics Soccer The dozen Premier League Newcastle United Liverpool Everton Burnley Arsenal