A reduced Premier League schedule due to postponements forced by The Queen's funeral on Monday still threw up plenty of drama, storylines and goals.
Twenty-three goals flew in across the seven games, and eight of those came at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium alone, including three from Son Heung-min.
Here, Sports Mole counts down the best Premier League goals of the weekend.
6. Neal Maupay (EVERTON vs. West Ham)
A first win of the season for Everton, and a first goal for his new side from Neal Maupay as he controlled a low pass brilliantly before swivelling and firing in from the edge of the box.
5. James Maddison (Tottenham Hotspur vs. LEICESTER CITY)
It was another afternoon to forget for Leicester as they were hit for six in North London, although James Maddison's finish provided a brief moment of joy on an otherwise miserable afternoon for Brendan Rodgers's men.
4. Fabio Vieira (Brentford vs. ARSENAL)
Fabio Vieira marked his full Premier League debut in sublime fashion, collecting the ball 30 yards from goal and instantly firing a stunning effort in off the post as Arsenal got back to winning ways at Brentford.
3. Son Heung-min (TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs. Leicester)
Son Heung-min's drought finally came to an end as he scored a quickfire hat-trick to turn Tottenham's win into a rout, and he opened that treble in style with an unstoppable curling finish into the top corner.
2. Joao Palhinha (Nottingham Forest vs. FULHAM)
Another pinpoint curling effort into the top corner, this time from Joao Palhinha, whose first-time strike helped Fulham to an entertaining 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest on Friday night.
1. Son Heung-min (TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs. Leicester)
Moments after his right-footed curler into the top corner, Son repeated the trick with his left foot to top even that first effort for our Premier League goal of the week.
Barney Corkhill
