Saturday 3 March 2018 18:43, UK
It was another busy day of Premier League action with Heung-Min Son to the fore in scoring two goals for Tottenham.
Elsewhere, it was another good day for Carlos Carvalhal's Swansea, while the problems continue for Alan Pardew at West Brom.
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There is no arguing with the form of Son as he scored both of Tottenham's goals in their routine 2-0 victory over Huddersfield at Wembley. There was a time when Spurs' record at the national stadium was under scrutiny but Son certainly seems to enjoy it.
The South Korea international has now been involved in 13 Premier League goals (nine goals and four assists) in his last 11 Premier League appearances at Wembley, three more than he managed in his 30 appearances in the competition at White Hart Lane.
Pardew was already under huge pressure at bottom club West Brom and their 1-0 defeat to Watford at Vicarage Road feels like the end of their hopes of Premier League survival. The Baggies are now seven points adrift of second-bottom Stoke City let alone safety.
They are in the worst form of any side in the competition and this sequence of five consecutive Premier League defeats is the worst that the club has endured in over seven years. With one win in 27 league games, West Brom's fate looks to be sealed.
Everton went ahead against Burnley through Cenk Tosun's first goal for the club but still succumbed to a 2-1 defeat at Turf Moor as their dismal away form continued under Sam Allardyce. The Toffees have now lost their last five Premier League games on their travels.
It was the home side's first win anywhere in 2018 but beating Everton is statistically easier than it has been at any point in the past decade. This was their 19th defeat of the campaign in all competitions - the most games they have lost in a single season since 2005/06.
Claude Puel's Leicester are enduring a difficult run of their own having now gone five games without a win in the Premier League - their worst run in the competition since the final six matches of Craig Shakespeare's reign at the King Power Stadium.
The Foxes needed a late free-kick from Riyad Mahrez to salvage a 1-1 draw against Bournemouth. The good news for Mahrez is that his strike ends his previous record of having failed to score with all 27 of his shots from direct free-kicks in the Premier League.
Swansea's revival under Carvalhal continued with their emphatic 4-1 win over West Ham at the Liberty Stadium. The Swans have now scored 14 goals in nine Premier League games under the Portuguese boss after netting only nine in their 20 games prior to that.
David Moyes' West Ham had no answer and his side's away form is a real concern for the Scot. This was a second consecutive 4-1 away defeat and they have now conceded 37 Premier League goals on their travels - that is more than any other club in the competition.
