Premier League talking points: Woes continue for Arsenal and Chelsea

It was an excellent result for the Seagulls, who have now collected 11 points from their last five games. They sit 10^th and have opened a somewhat comfortable nine-point gap to the relegation zone. 

They just need another win or two and then they can start planning for another campaign in the Premier League.

The Son is rising at Tottenham

Harry Kane may be the main man at Tottenham Hotspur, but Son Heung-Min is arguably Spurs’ most exciting player.

The South Korean was sensational in Tottenham’s 2-0 win over Huddersfield, bagging both goals.

Son’s movement and energy was too much for the Yorkshire outfit.

He was in and out of Mauricio Pochettino’s team at the start of the season, but right now Son is utterly un-droppable and equally unstoppable.

Burnley bounce back into life

Sean Dyche’s Burnley desperately needed to arrest a 12-game winless run. The Clarets were starting to slip into that fierce mid-table fight, having held seventh for so long.

So they’ll be mightily relieved to have beaten Everton on Saturday afternoon.

The spirit they showed to come from behind should erase all doubts that the Turf Moor outfit are in trouble. A top-half finish beckons.

Double trouble as Swans hammer Irons

Andre and Jordan Ayew ran the show as Swansea City walloped West Ham United 4-1 on Saturday.

The brothers were a constant thorn in the Hammers’ side, with boss David Moyes left to despair a performance he deemed ‘embarrassing’.

It’s now one win in six for the Londoners, while the Swans are out of the relegation zone and could climb away from danger if the Ayew brothers keep producing the goods.

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