Premier League in numbers: Week 2

Aston Villa 0-0 Newcastle

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The draw means that Villa are now without a victory from their previous seven meetings with Newcastle, having lost four of those encounters.

Paul Lambert's side have also now won just nine of their last 32 Premier League home fixtures.

Visiting Newcastle drew just one away match throughout the entire last term.

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Hosts Chelsea named an unchanged starting lineup for this clash for the first time since October 2012.

Summer signing Diego Costa has had two shots on target this season, both of which he has scored from.

As for visiting Leicester, they have won just one of their nine encounters against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

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The Eagles have conceded two or more goals in their last five Premier League outings.

One of the goals that they let in was scored by Carlton Cole, who found the net for the first time in 11 outings.

The home side have won only four of their last 16 home matches against fellow London clubs.

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The visiting Baggies are now without a goal from their last three meetings with Southampton.

The draw also means that West Brom are still without a Premier League away victory in the month of August.

Meanwhile, Southampton are unbeaten in their last six matches at the St Mary's Stadium.

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Having failed to record a single assist for Spurs last season, Gylfi Sigurdsson has already provided two for the Swans this time around.

The win was Swansea's third in a row - the first time that they achieved that sequence of results since August 2012.

Burnley, on the other hand, have now gone 29 Premier League encounters without keeping a clean sheet.

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Aaron Ramsey continued his positive form in front of goal for Arsenal, taking his tally to four in his last five Premier League outings.

Staying with the Gunners, no player has scored more headed goals since the start of last season than the five that Olivier Giroud has managed.

Hosts Everton are now unbeaten from their previous five fixtures against Arsenal.

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The late equaliser means that Stoke have lost just one of their last 11 encounters against Hull.

Nikica Jelavic's goal was his fifth for Hull, but it was the first that he has scored for them at the KC Stadium.

The hosting Tigers failed to register a single shot on target after the restart.

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Nacer Chadli's second goal for Spurs had a move involving 48 passes, which was double the longest sequence for any goal of last season.

Eric Dier has now scored two goals this season - more than any Spurs defender managed last term.

QPR defender Rio Ferdinand conceded a foul for the first time in 28 Premier League outings.

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Spanish playmaker Juan Mata has now scored seven goals in his last eight Premier League outings for United.

The draw means that the Red Devils have won just one of their last eight matches that has got underway at 4pm on a Sunday.

Where Sunderland are concerned, Jack Rodwell scored his first Premier League goal since May 2013.

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Champions City have scored in 69 of their last 70 home Premier League matches at the Etihad Stadium.

One of their goals was scored by substitute Sergio Aguero, who had only been on the pitch for 23 seconds.

Liverpool's last three Premier League defeats away from home have been inflicted by City (twice) and Chelsea.