Dream Team managers often find it nearly impossible to track every single event across a busy Premier League weekend. Fortunately, our detailed breakdown allows gaffers to review the finer points within minutes to better understand the ongoing campaign.

Ipswich 1-1 Nottingham Forest

  • Goals: Enciso; Williams
  • Assists: Munoz
  • Possession: Ipswich 49% - 51% Forest
  • Shots: Ipswich 7-17 Forest
  • xG: Ipswich 0.5-2.3 Forest

Not for the first time this season, Enciso (13 pts) was the standout performer for the Tractor Boys with four shots and six successful dribbles, the latter stat contributing to three bonus points.

Left-back Davis (3 pts) fell one PPM short of three bonus points.

Forest's goal was typical of an Oliver Glasner team with one wing-back assisting the other but the visitors were too wasteful once again.

Gibbs-White (4 pts) has created 19 chances across his last four appearances and can count himself incredibly unlucky to have only registered one assist in that time given his creative output, he also had an individual xG of 0.74 at Portman Road.

Aston Villa 2-1 Manchester City

  • Goals: Jackson (x2); Haaland
  • Assists: McGinn, Mbaye; Ndiaye
  • Possession: Villa 36% - 64% Man City
  • Shots: Villa 8-15 Man City
  • xG: Villa 0.6-1.8 Man City

In-form Jackson (16 pts) is up to second among strikers having reached 80 points for the season.

He has scored seven goals in all competitions, a tally only bettered by runaway leader Haaland (10 pts) who has 13 to his name.

Suzuki (5 pts) made six saves and continues to impress between the sticks for the Villains, he's now fourth among goalkeepers overall and leads the way in his position for PPM and bonus points.

Right-backs Cash (5 pts) and Khusanov (7 pts) made eight tackles each.

Popular assets Guehi (0 pts) and Cherki (1 pt) were both hooked at half time.

Gvardiol (7 pts), Anderson (4 pts) and Fernandez (5 pts) all claimed three bonus points while Doku (9 pts) achieved the maximum of five via 14 PPM, the Belgian winger completed nine successful dribbles.

Arsenal 2-0 Everton

  • Goals: Konsa, Gabriel
  • Assists: Gyokeres, White
  • Possession: Arsenal 58% - 42% Everton
  • Shots: Arsenal 20-8 Everton
  • xG: Arsenal 1.8-0.5 Everton

Gabriel (17 pts) is the top performer this weekend having combined a dominant defensive display with a trademark header, he's up to second among defenders overall, four points behind leader De Cuyper.

White (11 pts) provided his third assist of the campaign from right-back but has had to share minute with Timber since the Dutchman regained fitness.

Merino (2 pts) and Odegaard (4 pts) had five shots each but only one (from the Norway international) was on target.

Rice (6 pts) was the only Arsenal player who earned three bonus points.

£2.2m midfielder Armstrong (7pts) made five tackles and claimed three bonus points.

Tarkowski (3 pts) racked up the most PPM of anyone involved at the Emirates but he suffered minus points for goals conceded and a yellow card.

Coventry 0-1 Fulham

  • Goals: Bobb
  • Assists: King
  • Possession: Coventry 36% - 64% Fulham
  • Shots: Coventry 13-12 Fulham
  • xG: Coventry 0.5-0.6 Fulham

Thomas (7 pts) was subbed before Bobb's (10 pts) winner and therefore registered clean sheet points.

His centre-back partner, Pinnock (5 pts), earned three bonus points via four interceptions and two blocks.

Castagne (9 pts) was Fulham's best-performing defender as he contributed five tackles to his side's clean sheet.

A second successive win has lifted the Cottagers up to 15th while the Sky Blues have slipped back down to 19th.

Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham

  • Goals: Penders (OG), Tel
  • Assists: Fernandes
  • Red Cards: Palmer
  • Possession: Chelsea 31% - 69% Spurs
  • Shots: Chelsea 7-15 Spurs
  • xG: Chelsea 0.4-0.7 Spurs

Dream Team's two most popular midfielders, Palmer (0 pts) and Rogers (1 pt) combined for just one point, the latter played up front in the absence of the injured Joao Pedro.

Palmer will serve his one-game suspension in the Carabao Cup this week and will be available for selection in Gameweek 9.

Chelsea's left-back Hato (9pts) sneaked away with a clean sheet when he was replaced in the 65th minute after making four tackles.

Van Hecke (8 pts) won eight aerial duels in total; nobody else won more than two.

Fernandes (7 pts) produced an eye-catching performance in the middle of the park that featured an assist, five tackles (most in the game) and a bonus point.

Crystal Palace 0-2 Newcastle

  • Goals: Osula, Barnes
  • Assists: Murphy, Dedic
  • Possession: Palace 53% - 47% Newcastle
  • Shots: Palace 17-10 Newcastle
  • xG: Palace 1.7-1 Newcastle

Mateta (4 pts) started in place of the injured Strand Larsen and registered 0.9 xG before he was replaced in the 62nd minute, failing to make the most of his chances.

Centre-back Disasi (2 pts) had four shots but was also at fault for one of the Magpies' goals.

No defender has provided more assists than Dedic (11 pts) this season after the Bosnia-Herzegovina international notched his fourth with a neat square pass for the visitors' second goal.

Barnes (9 pts) has seven goal involvements from ten outings this season, he had five shots at Selhurst Park.

Hornicek (10 pts) was one of only two goalkeepers to bank a double-digit haul over the weekend, he made four saves and earned a bonus point.

Hull 1-1 Brentford

  • Goals: McBurnie; Ouattara
  • Assists: Iroegbunam; Igor Thiago
  • Possession: Hull 42% - 58% Brentford
  • Shots: Hull 12-14 Brentford
  • xG: Hull 1.8-1.8 Brentford

Belloumi (6 pts) caught the eye again for the Tigers with four shots, two tackles and seven successful dribbles (contributing to three bonus points).

Tzolakis (4 pts) made five saves between the sticks.

Ajayi (5 pts) and Stroud (5pts) made six tackles each, as did Sangare (6 pts) for the Bees.

Defender Hickey (3 pts) played as an emergency midfielder for the visitors because regulars Janelt and Yarmoliuk were suspended.

Jensen (7 pts) was the only Brentford player to earn three bonus points.

Liverpool 2-0 Brighton

  • Goals: Gross (OG), Isak
  • Assists: Wirtz, Barcola
  • Possession: Liverpool 36% - 64% Brighton
  • Shots: Liverpool 13-17 Brighton
  • xG: Liverpool 0.9-1.4 Brighton

Gakpo (4 pts) had six shots but only found the target twice and his individual xG of 0.38 evidenced the relatively low quality of his chances.

Araujo (9 pts) impressed with a robust display at right-back at matched Isak's (9 pts) return at full time.

The Swedish striker ranks joint-third for goals this season with six in all competitions.

No Liverpool players earned a bonus point but a big win over an in-form opponent has propelled the Reds up to fourth in the table.

The Seagulls had more possession and chances at Anfield but endured a rare off-day in front of goal.

The starting front four of Gomez (2 pts), Ayari (3 pts), De Cuyper (2 pts) and Kostoulas (3 pts) had 11 shots between them but only tested Alisson (7 pts) once.

Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth

  • Goals: Rayan, Tavernier, Evanilson
  • Assists: Kluivert, Truffert, Cook
  • Possession: Man United 63% - 37% Bournemouth
  • Shots: Man United 17-10 Bournemouth
  • xG: Man United 1.2-2.1 Bournemouth

The Red Devils were guilty of many individual errors but Mount (7 pts) set himself apart with a decent all-round display that earned him 10 PPM (including four successful dribbles and four fouls) for three bonus points.

25.1%-owned Fernandes was an unused substitute for the hosts with Michael Carrick citing "footballing reasons" for the decision.

Only Haaland has taken more shots than Rayan (14 pts) in the league this season, the Brazilian registered five for an xG of 0.91 at Old Trafford.

Evanilson (10 pts) has now scored four goals in his last five games while Tavernier (11 pts) ranks joint-first for goals among midfielders with six in all comps, alongside Cherki.

0.8%-owned Hill (13 pts) was immense at centre-back with seven tackles and three bonus points (four interceptions, four blocks) on top of the Cherries' clean sheet, their fourth in a row.

Sunderland 0-0 Leeds

  • Possession: Sunderland 50% - 50% Leeds
  • Shots: Sunderland 15-11 Leeds
  • xG: Sunderland 0.9-0.6 Leeds

Angulo (6 pts), Le Fee (3 pts) and Bogle (8 pts) all fell one PPM short of three bonus points.

Trafford (10 pts) made four saves and pocketed a bonus point on his way to a double-digit haul, he boasts the highest save percentage in the top flight this season.

All five of Leeds' starting defenders registered a shot.

Only Arsenal have conceded fewer league goals than the Whites at this stage.

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