Wednesday 19 April 2017 12:46, UK
Martin Tyler presents the best stats ahead of the next round of Premier League fixtures.
Who is the Premier League free-kick king? Which player provides the best minutes-to-goal contribution? Which manager has beaten the most Premier League teams?
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On Super Sunday I commentated on the 50th Premier League match between Chelsea and Manchester United.
United have won 14, drawn 19 and lost 17 of those 50. It was also the 150th meeting in league football and United's 60th win with 46 draws and 44 Chelsea wins.
It was United's first win against Chelsea in all competitions in 13 games going back to a 3-2 win at Stamford Bridge in October 2012. It was only the fourth and fifth goal United have scored in the last 11 against Chelsea. They failed to score in seven of those games.
Asmir Begovic played his sixth game at Old Trafford and suffered his sixth defeat. In contrast, Nemanja Matic suffered his first defeat against them in 10 matches.
Michael Carrick made his 450th Manchester United appearance, the 19th United player to reach that milestone.
United are now 22 league games unbeaten but it was only their seventh home win in 17 Premier League games at Old Trafford this season.
Dead-ball kings
Where does Alexis Sanchez feature in the all-time list of direct free-kick scorers in Premier League history? (Jon, London)
MARTIN SAYS: Nowhere, Jon - he's not even in the top 10. In fact, he's four short of even gracing it as his stunning effort against Middlesbrough was only his fifth goal for Arsenal in the Premier League direct from a free-kick. I was lucky enough to commentate on it for the world coverage.
He's got some way to go to catch David Beckham at the top, who scored 15 times from a dead ball during his Premier League career for Manchester United. He doesn't look in much danger of losing that crown either considering the only current player in the top 10 is Seb Larsson on 11.
Two of Sky Sports' finest grace the list with Thierry Henry three behind Beckham on 12 and Jamie Redknapp on nine.
Laurent Robert (11), Morten Gamst Pedersen (10) and Ian Harte (9) fly the flag for the left-footers while nine of Frank Lampard's 177 Premier League goals came from a dead ball.
Making a difference
Does Heung-Min Son get more goals and assists than any other player given how long he is on the pitch? (Alan, London)
MARTIN SAYS: Son has now been directly involved in six goals in his last four Premier League games, which takes his tally for the season to 16 goal contributions (12 goals, four assists).
We asked our friends at Opta for the best average goal contributions (scored or assisted) per minute in the Premier League this season and despite his recent surge in form, Son is still only sixth in the top 10 list (minimum of 10 goals involvement) in terms of minutes per goal involvement, creating or scoring a goal every 100.9 minutes.
Tottenham have averaged the most goals per game in the Premier League this season (2.12), so it's no surprise to see Son's teammate Harry Kane, who has been involved in 25 goals, second in the list on 80.1 minutes.
Top of the pile is Arsenal man Olivier Giroud, who has been involved in 12 goals for Arsenal this season from just 931 minutes of action, which averages out at a goal every 76.1 minutes.
The Premier League's top goalscorer Romelu Lukaku, who has 24 goals to his name, is fifth on the list having been involved in 30 goals this season from a total of 2817 minutes of game time.
A winning machine
Is it correct that Jose Mourinho has now won at least once against 34 teams in the Premier League? Which manager has beaten the most teams? (Andy, Stevenage)
MARTIN SAYS: Yes, Manchester United's 2-0 victory over Chelsea on Super Sunday means Mourinho has now beaten every Premier League team he's managed against - all 34 of them.
Although Mourinho holds a 100% strike rate in that regard, he does have some way to go in order to match some of his managerial rivals as he only sits 10th in the list of most Premier League teams beaten by a manager.
Unsurprisingly, the list is dominated Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger on 44 teams beaten. Harry Redknapp took the reins at Birmingham City this week and his experience for the battle ahead is shown as he sits third in the standings having seen off 41 different Premier League clubs during his time in management.
Mourinho will have a chance to close the gap on Ferguson and Wenger next season at United when Brighton and potentially one of Huddersfield, Leeds United or Sheffield Wednesday join the Premier League ranks from the Sky Bet Championship.
Interestingly, other permanent managers with a 100% record are Gordon Strachan (32/32) and Ronald Koeman (24/24).
Better Leight than never
Leighton Baines grabbed another assist for Everton at the weekend - how many has he got in the Premier League and is it the most ever by a defender? (Chris, Southampton)
MARTIN SAYS: Yes, Leighton Baines has the most assists by a defender in Premier League history as he notched up his 50th in Everton's victory over Burnley at the weekend. The full-back achieved the feat after he set up Lukaku to score, meaning he now has six more assists than any other Premier League player.
Graeme Le Saux is second in that list and two of our Sky Sports team also feature. Andy Hinchcliffe has 36 assists to his name and Gary Neville registered a healthy number of 35 assists during his time with United.
That makes him the right-back with the most assists in Premier League history - unless you include Manchester United's current right-back Antonio Valencia with 38. However, we have disqualified him from the list because of the number of assists he provided as a right winger with Wigan.
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