There was enduring brilliance from David Brooks and Joe Worrall, while Arsenal never stop believing. Chelsea, Newcastle and Aston Villa have some problems.
The positives fail to override the negatives for Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham. But Everton really look to have cocked it all up again.
Brighton are the masters but Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth absolutely smashed it. Newcastle and the promoted clubs can be happy, too.
Another weekend of Premier League refereeing complaints, with a dash of football getting in the way, brought mixed results for Moyes, Newcastle and Everton.
Tottenham are fun again, Brighton are At It Again, JWP is perfect for West Ham, but problems a-brewing at Manchester United, Chelsea and Everton.
Newcastle and Arsenal are taking different pages out of the Manchester City playbook. Jurgen Klopp wishes he could afford to and Everton can only dream.
That was an achievement in ineptitude from Chelsea and Todd Boehly, with Southampton somehow in a better way than Leicester and Liverpool and Spurs failing.
Pep Guardiola dominated, about 10 managers overachieved, Brighton and Brentford were brilliant and even Arsenal bottled their way to stunning progress.
Spurs and Leeds should be admired for their refusal to learn lessons, while Manchester City have broken Arsenal and Brentford and Brighton are brilliant.
Southampton get both barrels for surrendering to the Championship, with Spurs so desperate to look like the wisest people in the room they fail to see their idiocy.
Liverpool may yet join Arsenal in next season’s Champions League, particularly if Newcastle continue playing like that and Erik ten Hag keeps making errors.
Brighton and Bournemouth are booming, while Callum Wilson predicted his brilliance. But Leeds are sliding towards the abyss as a ‘broken’ club in the ‘sh*t’.
Pep Guardiola truly was masterful against his stubborn Arsenal apprentice. Serge Aurier is doing what Javi Gracia cannot in the relegation battle.
Eddie Howe is working wonders at Newcastle, who are ready to replace Spurs in the Champions League. Lucas Paqueta has arrived just as Arsenal are leaving.
Unai Emery, Roy Hodgson and Gary O’Neil are showing that mid-season manager appointments can work. Chelsea genuinely might get relegated with theirs.
Roy Hodgson proved that no-one can read a team quite like him, while Chelsea’s fourth manager of the season brought no change to their fortunes.
Arsenal and City rumble on at the top, Newcastle take control of the CL chase while further down the league it was Sacking Sunday…