MAN OF THE DAY

Paul Scholes turned in the complete Scholes performance: his 103rd Premier League goal, and a trademark tackle that left studmarks in Mark Davies's chest.

BACKTRACK OF THE DAY

Harry Redknapp, after his Spurs side limped to a 1-1 draw against Wolves, making clear he definitely did not say last week that they had a "good chance" of winning the title. "I've never said that to anybody."

NOSTALGIA OF THE DAY

Joining Scholes in rolling back the years: the top-flight fixture list had a comforting retro feel – seven Premier League Saturday games, all starting at 3pm.

KEAN WATCH

Another confusing day for the Blackburn Kean Out crowd. It started in the usual way – Kean Out banners and badges plus a 24-hour protest outside Ewood Park before kick-off. But after Kean's side surged to a 3-1 win over Fulham, they lost their way. Two fans behind the goal went with a "Kean 4 England" banner instead.

STATS OF THE DAY

■ Damien Duff's goal for Fulham in the second half took the edge off Kean's day – making Blackburn the first team to fail to keep a clean sheet in any of the first 21 games of a Premier League season. Minutes later, Norwich became the second.

■ Liverpool's liquid-football attacking display against Stoke involved a mighty one shot on target: their limpest attacking performance since May 2010.

■ And Spurs became the first club to concede 1,000 Premier League goals – a feat only possible because they have never been relegated.

PLUS: ANSWERED QUESTION

How much will losing Graham Westley hurt Stevenage?

Not too much. The League One side confirmed Westley had joined Preston hours before their game against Rochdale. Then they won it 5-1.