Topics: Tottenham, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Fulham, English Premier League
Liverpool enjoyed a crucial win over Tottenham on Sunday while the likes of Chelsea, Man United, and Man City also earned victories.

The Premier League made its return over the weekend after taking a break for the international break. Man City kicked things off with their trip to Fulham on Saturday, which they won 2-0, with Man United registering a 2-1 triumph over Watford later that day.

On Sunday, Chelsea beat Cardiff 2-1 albeit in controversial manner after poor officiating while Liverpool overcame Tottenham 2-1 at Anfield. Arsenal is yet to play, as their clash with Newcastle is scheduled for later on Monday. Here are the standout stats from the weekend results.

Liverpool reaches a landmark under Klopp in Spurs win

Thanks to the 2-1 victory, Liverpool returned to the top in the Premier League. Although the Reds were fortunate with the winning goal, that helped the Merseyside giant reach a landmark alongside the three points. It was goal number 400 for the club under Jurgen Klopp.

Memorable game for Kane, forgettable result

Harry Kane most probably left Anfield upset after his side missed out on a victory at Liverpool. A win would have been perfect, as that tie was the Englishman's 250th appearance for Tottenham.

Eriksen reaches lovely feat despite the defeat

Christian Eriksen set up Spurs' only goal, which handed them hope of winning. While they ended up leaving empty-handed, the Danish playmaker reached an excellent feat, becoming the first and only other player to register 10+ assists in four consecutive seasons since a certain Man United icon.

Fulham's woes continue

After the 2-0 home loss to Man City, the Cottagers became the first side since Newcastle (14) back in 1977 to concede at least twice for 12 consecutive games.

Aguero: the slayer of the newly-promoted

No player has been involved in more goals against newly-promoted sides since 2011/12 than Sergio Aguero, scoring 29 and assisting seven. Fulham was his most recent victim.

Man United stars following in the footsteps of greatness

For the first time since the 1995-96 season, the Red Devils have had four players (Martial, Rashford, Lukaku, and Pogba) with 10+ goals in a single league campaign, following in the footsteps of Scholes, Cole, Giggs, and Cantona.

Huddersfield gets relegated

It's official: Huddersfield is the first Premier League team to get relegated this season. Their fate was sealed after their 2-0 loss to Crystal Palace, which has now earned them a spot in history alongside Derby County.