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By the numbers: The best stats from the sixth matchday in the EPL

Dubai: The end of international break finally gave us a fantastic weekend of Premier League football. The weekend have us some us some dramatic moments along with major fixtures to watch. Matchweek 6 delivered plenty of drama, big results and, as always, some fascinating numbers. Arsenal 2–1 Leeds United Arsenal's dominance in this fixture continued. Before the match, the Gunners had won nine of…

By the numbers: The best stats from the sixth matchday in the EPL

As the sixth matchday of the EPL concluded, the league showcased a collection of thrilling matches and intriguing statistics. Arsenal emerged victorious in their fierce rivalry with Leeds United, extending their dominance in the fixture. Meanwhile, Aston Villa managed to end their six-match unbeaten start with a draw against Brentford.

Chelsea showcased their resilience by defeating Bournemouth 5-1, ending their recent struggles against the club. This victory came after a three-match winless run in all competitions. Ipswich Town ended a seven-match winless run against Fulham, while Brighton recorded their third consecutive league victory without conceding a goal.

Manchester United, entering the match with five points from five games, avoided defeat for only the fourth time in their history. Crystal Palace secured their first home league win under manager Pierre Sage, following three consecutive losses. Lastly, Hull City demonstrated their strong performance under pressure, securing a 2-2 draw with Everton.

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