Manchester City are flying, Tottenham are sinking and Manchester United are developing an expensive habit of conceding late goals.
Gameweek 6 delivered another round of Premier League drama, with unbeaten runs shattered, records equalled and some extraordinary individual performances.
Here are ten statistics you may have missed from the weekend's action.
1. Maresca joins an exclusive club
Enzo Maresca has become just the fourth manager in Premier League history to win his first six league matches at a new club.
The Manchester City boss joins Carlo Ancelotti (Chelsea, 2009), Pep Guardiola (Manchester City, 2016) and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Manchester United, 2018-19).
2. Liverpool's misery against City continues
City's 3-0 victory at Anfield extended their winning streak against Liverpool to three Premier League matches.
Across those encounters, City have scored eight goals and conceded just one, completing a remarkable turnaround in a fixture that has historically caused them problems.
3. Anderson takes a battering
Elliot Anderson was fouled eight times against Liverpool, the highest number recorded by a Manchester City player in a single Premier League match over the past ten seasons.
The midfielder also registered 100 touches, completed 78 passes and won 11 duels.
4. Bournemouth's unbeaten streak comes crashing down
Bournemouth arrived at the Etihad earlier this season boasting an impressive unbeaten record, but their wider run of 26 competitive matches without defeat has now ended.
The Cherries' remarkable sequence had stretched back to January 2026 before City finally brought it to a halt.
5. Eight straight wins for City
City have now won eight consecutive matches across all competitions this season.
Their latest victory at Anfield preserved their perfect Premier League record and maintained their three-point advantage over Arsenal at the summit.
6. Chelsea's attacking trio runs riot
Chelsea have scored 15 Premier League goals this season, with 11 coming from their front three of Cole Palmer, João Pedro and Morgan Rogers.
The trio have also registered 18 combined goal involvements, with João Pedro leading the way on eight, followed by five apiece for Palmer and Rogers.
7. United's stoppage-time nightmare
Manchester United have already surrendered four Premier League points through stoppage-time equalisers.
Dominic Solanke's 92nd-minute strike earned Tottenham a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford, following George Maitland-Niles' 96th-minute equaliser for Everton earlier in the campaign.
8. Tottenham revisit a miserable chapter
Tottenham have failed to win any of their opening six Premier League matches for the first time since 2008-09, when Luka Modric and Gareth Bale were at the club.
Spurs have collected just three points from a possible 18, leaving them rooted to the bottom of the table.
9. João Pedro sets the pace
Chelsea's João Pedro leads the Premier League with eight goal involvements in just five appearances.
The Brazilian has registered a goal contribution against Fulham, Brighton, Hull and Bournemouth, producing an outstanding start after missing out on Brazil's World Cup squad.
10. Arsenal's Leeds dominance continues
Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Leeds extended their winning streak in home Premier League meetings with the Yorkshire club to six matches.
The sequence stretches back to 2004, when Thierry Henry scored four goals in a 5-0 demolition at Highbury.
Mikel Arteta's side have maintained their impressive home record against Leeds across multiple generations of Arsenal stars.
