• Manchester City rotate the false 9 position (Vs Arsenal at least); at times Sterling goes central, at times he is on the left, at times Gündogan is deep and at times he makes runs from deep, unsurpringly, De Bruyne is central to everything and popping up in different positions in the final third.

• Burnley keep their second clean sheet in three Premier League matches.

• Everton beat Liverpool for the first time since 2010.

• The 1995 FA Cup winners win at Anfield for the first time since 1999.

• James Rodríquez is involved in another goal away from home, having scored away at Old Trafford (3-3), the Colombian set up the Brazilian Richarlison for Everton’s open goal (0-2).

• The relentless schedule unsurprisingly is affecting team selections – Ashley Barnes was not involved in Burnley’s matchday squad, having scored in two of his previous four Premier League matches – and New Zeeland international Chris Wood remains out at this moment in time.

• Burnley struggle to break down 10 men West Brom, and ultimately don’t do so, meaning West Brom get their first clean sheet under Sam Allardyce in the Premier League and for the first time since beating Sheffield United (1-0) in November.