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Super Sunday Summed Up in 10 Tweets | 5 Nov

As the last few bonfires begin to smoulder, it’s only right that we should reflect on a firecracker of a Super Sunday. Did Mourinho take his bus to Chelsea? Did De Bruyne continue his sparkling run of form?

We have all the answers summed up in 10 tweets…

Tottenham vs Crystal Palace

Pochettino gifted a debut to goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga; however, there was one eagle-eyed Tweeter quick to point out some confusion surrounding his name…

The Argentine goalkeeper may have earned himself MOM, but he’s going to have to work extra hard to keep this lad out of the team…

In Kane’s absence, Son Heung-Min stepped up to the plate – in what was a largely unconvincing Spurs performance – to become the highest scoring Asian player in Premier League history.

Manchester City vs Arsenal

After an uninspired midweek performance against Red Star Belgrade, Arsenal’s misery continued in Manchester…

No prizes for guessing who continued their frightening run of form to open the scoring…

But the game wasn’t without dispute: a dubious offside decision gifted Gabriel Jesus a goal.

Chelsea vs Manchester United

Antonio Conte readied himself for another Diego Costa style fall-out after dropping David Luiz from the starting line-up.

The criticism that Jose Mourinho faced for his side’s recent brand of anti-football, may have been behind his decision to go for Chelsea’s jugular this Sunday.

But that didn’t stop Morata from rising like a firework to seal the only goal of the game.

Everton vs Watford

Finally, after a difficult few weeks at Goodison Park, David Unsworth master-planned a three-goal resurgence against Watford to give the Toffees a much-needed boost.

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