Saturday 28 April 2018 20:29, UK
With the help of Opta, we pick out the best facts and stats from Saturday's Premier League football...
Paul Lambert has a remarkable record at Anfield as a manager - he's not lost there in five visits. A 0-0 draw against Liverpool on Saturday was a welcome one for his struggling Stoke side and means he has now won twice and drawn three times on his away days there.
No manager has a better record than that at Anfield in the Premier League.
Marc Albrighton was shown a red card for the first time in eight years on Saturday, after hauling down Wilfried Zaha - but it has become a common occurrence for Leicester this season.
Albrighton's dismissal was the Foxes' fifth red card of the season - that's more than any other Premier League team - and proved a costly one in a heavy defeat.
West Brom have produced a remarkable run of results under current caretaker boss Darren Moore, beating Newcastle 1-0 after drawing with Liverpool last week off the back of a tie with Swansea and win at Manchester United.
If you add that run to the undefeated two-game spell under Gary Megson earlier this season, West Brom's caretakers have a better record than their permanent managers Tony Pulis and Alan Pardew this term, who lost 18 of their 30 games in charge.
Everton moved up to eighth place with a 2-0 win at Huddersfield, as their upturn in away form continued.
Sam Allardyce's side have now won two of their past three games on the road, having drawn the other. They had only won one of their previous 23 away games (W1 D9 L13).
Southampton supporters haven't had much to cheer this season but they were treated to a rare home win against south coast rivals Bournemouth on Saturday.
Southampton's 2-1 win was their first home win after a nine-game streak without success on their own patch (D5 L4), stretching back to a 4-1 triumph over Everton in November.
