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 View the Dozen archive Daffydd Bynon @daff_25 Main image: Aaron Mooy shakes hands with the Huddersfield Town mascots before their game against Arsenal. Photograph: John Early/Getty Images Sun 10 Feb 2019 16.18 EST Last modified on Mon 15 Apr 2024 08.57 EDT Paul Pogba scores the opener as Manchester United beat Fulham 3-0 at Craven Cottage. Pogba has reached double figures for goals for the first time ever in a single league campaign (11). Photograph: Craig Mercer/MB Media via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter West Ham’s Issa Diop in action with Crystal Palace’s Michy Batshuayi during the 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park. The Hammers didn’t manage a single attempt on goal in the second half, while allowing Crystal Palace 17 shots after half-time. Photograph: Tony O’Brien/Action Images via Reuters Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Liverpool’s striker Sadio Mané jumps to win a header against Bournemouth at Anfield. The Reds won the match 3-0 and stay top of the table. Liverpool have only lost one of their 15 competitive matches against Bournemouth, winning 11 (D3) Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Mohamed Salah celebrates after scoring Liverpool’s third goal. Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 34 Premier League home games, winning 24 and drawing 10 Photograph: Simon Stacpoole/Offside via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Aaron Mooy shakes hands with the Huddersfield Town mascots before their game against Arsenal at the John Smith’s Stadium. The Gunners beat bottom of the table side 2-1. Huddersfield are the first side to lose seven consecutive home Premier League games since Wolves in April 2012 (a run of nine). Photograph: John Early/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Alex Iwobi scores the opener. Iwobi has had a hand in 10 goals in all competitions for Arsenal this season (four goals, six assists) – his best return in a single campaign for the Gunners. Photograph: Stuart MacFarlane/AFC via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Watford’s Andre Gray celebrates scoring the only goal of the game to beat Everton at Vicarage Road. Gray’s goal ended a run of 10 Premier League appearances without a goal for the striker, his longest drought in the competition. Photograph: Carl Recine/Action Images via Reuters Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Phil Bardsley and the Burnley players pile on Ashley Barnes after he scored their third goal from the penalty spot to beat Brighton 3-1 at The Amex Stadium. Burnley are unbeaten in their last seven Premier League games (W4, D3), their longest run without defeat in the top flight since February 1975 (7). Photograph: Dan Istitene/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Cardiff City manager, Neil Warnock, reacts after his team score their second goal to beat Southampton 2-1 in the closing moments and secure all three points away at St Mary’s. Cardiff have won consecutive top flight games for the first time since April 1962. Photograph: Gareth Everett/Huw Evans/Rex/Shutterstock Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Leicester City’s Rachid Ghezzal battles with Danny Rose in Tottenham’s 3-1 win at Wembley Stadium. Spurs have won 20 league games this season – only in their title winning campaign of 1960-61 have they ever won more after their first 26 matches of a season (22). Photograph: John Walton/PA Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Fernandinho stretches as Kepa Arrizabalaga dives for for the ball as Manchester City beat Chelsea 6-0 at the Etihad Stadium. Chelsea conceded have four or more goals in consecutive away top-flight matches for the first time since December 1990. Only Fulham (15) have conceded more Premier League goals during 2019 than Chelsea (13). Photograph: Matt McNulty/MCFC via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Sergio Agüero scores City’s third goal on his way to a hat-trick. Agüero has scored eight Premier League goals for Manchester City in 2019 – double that of any other player in the competition and more than 11 other Premier League clubs have managed, including Chelsea (seven). Photograph: Simon Stacpoole/Offside via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Topics Premier League The dozen Manchester City Burnley Watford Cardiff City Liverpool Arsenal