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Gallery: Premier League statistics that can still be broken this season (FourFourTwo)However, some things never change: Leeds remain in a league of their own for sprints with 6,495 during the campaign - more than 1,000 more than second-ranked Manchester United. At the other end of the scale, Crystal Palace once again ranked among the bottom teams in this metric but are closing the gap as Patrick Vieira oversees the squad overhaul which has also drastically reduced the starting XI average age.

Fuming Kris Commons insists VAR is not working either in the Scottish Premiership or English Premier League - putting the blame for incorrect decisions on "bad referees".

Real Madrid pedigree during Arsenal's win over Brentford in the Premier League by bamboozling a rival with an inspired piece of skill.The Norway international joined the club on a permanent deal in the summer following an initial loan deal from La Liga, playing an important role under Mikel Arteta.With the Gunners securing an important win over Brentford on Saturday (February 19) thanks to goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka, Odegaard earned praise of his own for his efforts before Christian Norgaard's consolation.As well as for his overall performance, the 23-year-old has been hailed for one piece of brilliance that set his side on a promising counter-attack out of nothing.During what was a cagey first-half, Odegaard received a ball to feet from Cedric and turned his body as if he was going to play the ball into the middle of the park.However, he deliberately swung his boot at the ball and missed, turning to see it reach its intended target of Saka, who played the ball back to Odegaard.The former Real Madrid man then slid the England international another pass down the wing, in a chance that should've led to more for the hosts.Will Arsenal play in the Champions League next season? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionOne fan wrote in response: "Unbelievable. What a signing.

Chelsea side survived a late Brentford onslaught to secure all three points for Thomas Tuchel’s table toppers.His last-gasp fingertip save to deny Christian Norgaard’s acrobatic effort was the pick of the bunch and capped off an individual display which defied belief.The 29-year-old’s heroics have led to further claims that he is currently the best goalkeeper in the world and reinforced the disbelief among players and fans alike at his baffling exclusion from this year’s Ballon d’Or list.But Mendy isn’t the only player to steal the show in the Premier League with a scintillating solo performance.Daily Star Sport takes a look at some of the best individual displays the league has witnessed over the years in some of the most memorable

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel had admitted that Edouard’s Mendy’s snub from the Ballon d’Or shortlist “does not bother me too much” after the goalkeeper’s incredible performance against Brentford.Ben Chilwell’s stunning half volley was enough to overcome Thomas Frank’s side 1-0 at the Brentford Community Stadium.But while the Chelsea defender’s second goal in two Premier League matches secured the three points, it was Mendy at the other end who really secured the three points.He made four spectacular saves in the last fifteen minutes from the likes of Pontus Jansson and Christian Norgaard to secure a hard-fought victory for the Blues.And with the spectacular performance coming just days after being left out of the Ballon d’Or nominations,

nd minute when Spanish wingback Sergi Canos fired a fierce strike past Bernd Leno to send the newly-built Brentford Community Stadium into raptures.Then in the 77th minute, Christian Norgaard headed home from close range to double the home side’s lead and secure all three points.Who would you start up top for Arsenal this weekend? Comment belowAlthough not an excuse for the poor display, Arteta was forced to play 20-year-old Folarin Balogun upfront due to Lacazette and Aubameyang both being unwell and Eddie Nketiah recovering from an ankle injury.However, the poorly pair are likely to miss out on the local derby against Chelsea this weekend according to The Times.The Blues head into the game on the back of a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace, and

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have outlined a real "problem area" for Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta after the Spaniard watched his side lose 2-0 to newly promoted Brentford in the Premier League.The Gunners went into the game on the back on five consecutive league victories at the back end of last season - but fell to goals from Sergi Canos and Christian Norgaard either side of the break.While Arteta refused to make any excuses for the defeat, Neville and Carragher spotted one area in which the away side went wrong while on punditry duty for Sky Sports.Picking out the performance of Calum Chambers, the Liverpool and Manchester United heroes defended the 26-year-old by saying that he was put in the wrong position.Neville said of the former

Arsenal's 2-0 defeat away at Brentford.Mikel Arteta's men were beaten in their opening Premier League fixture on Friday night, with goals from Sergi Canos and Christian Norgaard earning the newly-promoted Bees a precious victory.It was a disappointing first outing for the Gunners, but one positive on an otherwise miserable evening was the reception Saka received when entering the fray as a substitute on the hour mark.The 19-year-old, who was racially abused on social media after missing the crucial penalty in England's Euro 2020 final defeat this summer, was given a huge round of applause from both sets of supporters in west London.It was a touching moment at the Brentford Community Stadium, with Gary Lineker writing on Twitter: "That

England in the semi-finals of Euro 2020 with the support of 8,000 fans inside Wembley - plus a whole host of stunning WAGs.The two nations face-off under the arch for the right to face Italy in Sunday's final after Roberto Mancini's men edged past Spain on penalties on Tuesday.England have seen off Germany and Ukraine to reach this stage of the competition, while Denmark have overcome Wales and Czech Republic.Daily Star Sport have taken a look at some of the WAGs who'll be cheering on the likes of Brentford's Christian Norgaard and Chelsea's Andreas Christensen in the crucial semi-final.Blonde bombshell Katrine Friis has been all around Europe watching Andreas Christensen over the last few months.Who do you think has the best WAGS; England

Christian Norgaard has already shown what he’s capable of in a one-off battle with Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling, Declan Rice and Co.