Five talking points from the weekend Premier League action

Claude Puel is the latest to take the hotseat, and got off to a flying start with a 2-0 win over Everton.

But both Claudio Ranieri and Craig Shakespeare enjoyed honeymoon periods before things turned sour. Will Puel go the same way?

Tough times for the Terriers

Before the campaign began, Huddersfield Town and David Wagner would surely have taken 12 points from 10 games.

On that ratio the Yorkshire side will easily stay up. But take the opening two games out of the equation and things look far more concerning.

The Terriers have collected just six points from the last eight fixtures, and worryingly they’ve scored just three goals in that time.

A 3-0 defeat at Liverpool wasn’t unexpected, but it did mean Wagner’s men have now failed to net in four of their last five league games.

Palace can build on last-gasp point

So often in football the scoreline fails to tell the story. Crystal Palace needed a 97^th-minute equaliser to claim a draw at home to West Ham – despite dominating the match.

Roy Hodgson’s side boasted 56% possession and had 20 shots on goal to West Ham’s six.

Amazingly the Irons netted with their only two shots on target, while the South London outfit forced Joe Hart into several saves. And they hit the woodwork twice.

Hodgson rued the fact they didn’t win the game, but there’s still time to climb out of the bottom three.  For now, the important thing for Palace was the performance, which was one of their best this season.

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