- Liverpool remain top on the charts with 24 points after an impressive start to the season
- Man City's 2-0 shock defeat to Wolves has them trailing Liverpool by eight points
- The relegation zone is hosting Watford, Newcastle and Norwich City
Premier League took another twist as matchday 8 took place across every centers around England before the international break.
Liverpool continued their pace setting campaign as they won their eighth straight game following a controversial 2-1 win over Leicester City.
And Man City's home defeat to Wolves further gave the Reds an eight-point lead over the defending champions at the top.
Arsenal moved to third above Leicester after David Luiz scored the winner in the Gunners slim victory over Bournemouth.
Frank Lampard's Chelsea recorded an emphatic 4-1 away win at Southampton to move to the Europa League spot in fifth.
Tottenham's disastrous campaign continued at the weekend, suffering a 3-0 thrashing in the hands of Brighton to slip to ninth.
Another point of reference of a bad campaign is Manchester United after their defeat at St James' Park to Newcastle saw them slid down to 12th on the table.
Watford remain the only Premier League side without a win as they are in bottom of the table with three points from eight matches.
Aston Villa were the highest scoring team during the team with a 5-1 pounding of Norwich City as Crystal Palace won it late at West Ham as they rose to sixth.
