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History set in Premier League across free-scoring weekend

Three seven-goal thrillers across Saturday and Sunday contributed to the most free-scoring weekend in the history of the Premier League. Tottenham's 5-2 rout of Southampton followed Saturday's wins for Everton and Leeds over West Brom and Fulham respectively in producing seven goals, with six more added as Leicester beat Burnley 4-2. That helped set up a total of 39 in eight games over the weekend, an average of 4.88 per match – the highest in the Premier League era for two consecutive days of action with at least four total games. Leicester's Dennis Praet, top right, blasts home the 39th goal of the Premier League weekend against Burnley (Laurence Griffiths/PA) The only previous...
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