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Only once in Premier League history has there been a bigger gap between teams when it comes to shots on target, when Manchester City had 16 and West Brom none on 21 March 2015. Chelsea v Burnley in 2009 was also 15-0.
Spurs took their chances better than those other teams, ensuring a five-goal winning margin. City and Chelsea won their games 3-0.

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"Oh, I know - I'll bring Marouane Fellaini on. What could go wrong?"

Jose Mourinho's aura is well and truly gone after a sorry end to his Chelsea reign, and a shaky start to his Manchester United one. He has won only nine of his past 30 Premier League games for both clubs - a 30% win ratio. His first 196 English league games, all as Chelsea boss, yielded 136 wins - a 69% return of success.
For those keeping track of Sir Alex Ferguson's successors at Old Trafford, Jose's 21 points after 14 games with United is worse than under David Moyes (22 points) and Louis van Gaal (25). To give Mourinho a tiny sliver of comfort, they are sixth, three places above where they were under Moyes.

Spurs heaped pressure on Swansea manager Bob Bradley, whose side have conceded nine times in two matches

Which of the weekend's matches can claim to be among the most one-sided in Premier League history? Just how bad is Jose Mourinho's decline? And what links Christian Benteke, John Spencer and Carlos Tevez? BBC Sport takes a look at these crucial questions, and more.

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Poor Swansea.
One week they can't stop scoring, finding the net five times in a 5-4 win against Crystal Palace - one of the most entertaining games the Premier League has seen.
The next, they cannot muster a single shot on target in a 5-0 hammering at Tottenham.
In that game, Spurs had 15 shots on target to Swansea's zero. The Welsh side did not even muster a single corner.