Round four of the Premier League has come to a wrap, signaling the beginning of the latest international break. This means play will halt in the English top-tier, but the weekend action left us with enough talking points.

The likes of Liverpool and Chelsea maintained their perfect start with wins on Saturday, while Arsenal and Man United recorded encouraging victories. The same can't be said for Tottenham, having lost 2-1 at Watford.

Man City kept up pace with the league leaders in defense of their title, beating Newcastle 2-1. Here are the standout stats from Matchweek 4 in the Premier League.

Watford sets record with perfect start

Watford did what Man United couldn't last week and beat Tottenham at home. The 2-1 win over Spurs saw them maintain their impressive perfect start to the campaign.

They have now won their first four games of the season for only the second time in history, the first since 1988-89 in the second-tier.

Even Liverpool's perfect start made history

We've now won our opening four games of a @premierleague season for the first time. https://t.co/JlAkCqk4Ui

— Liverpool FC (@LFC) September 1, 2018

West Ham endure horrendous start for only the second time in history

4 - This is only the second time in their history that West Ham have lost their first four league games in a season (also 2010-11). Slump. pic.twitter.com/WROuWYKZpZ

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 1, 2018

Mitrovic continues to be Fulham's goalscoring machine

16 - Since his Fulham debut in February, Aleksandar Mitrovic has scored more goals in English league football than any other player. Sweet. #BHAFUL

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 1, 2018

Lukaku matches his Premier League idol, Didier Drogba

Premier League goals:

Romelu Lukaku 104, played 223
Didier Drogba 104, played 254 pic.twitter.com/yloV6AUV1p

— Coral (@Coral) September 3, 2018

Quite remarkable that Romelu Lukaku has scored as many Premier League goals (104) as Didier Drogba managed throughout his career. Lukaku's 25-years-old.

— Liam Canning (@LiamPaulCanning) September 2, 2018

As mentioned earlier, the Premier League will take a short break due to the international break, with play resuming in England on September 15. Round 5 kicks off with a highly-anticipated clash between Tottenham and Liverpool, with Man United traveling to the unbeaten Watford that same day.