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In Action: The Weekend’s Best Premier League Photos

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We round up our favourite pictures from the weekend’s matches in England’s top flight, when Tottenham lost their unbeaten run to Newcastle and Manchester United lost again

Everton’s John Stones looks angry, and several Norwich players look dejected, as the teams drew 1-1 at Carrow Road. Everton have drawn their last three games, while Norwich ended the weekend in the relegation zone.

Everton’s John Stones looks angry, and several Norwich players look dejected, as the teams drew 1-1 at Carrow Road. Everton have drawn their last three games, while Norwich ended the weekend in the relegation zone.

Photograph: Andrew Boyers/Reuters

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  • Southampton’s Ryan Bertrand resorts to desperate measures to stop Crystal Palace’s Wilfried Zaha. Palace won 1-0 and are sixth in the table.

    Southampton’s Ryan Bertrand resorts to desperate measures to stop Crystal Palace’s Wilfried Zaha. Palace won 1-0 and are sixth in the table.

    Photograph: Glyn Kirk/AFP/Getty Images

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  • Swansea’s Bafetimbi Gomis clatters into Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart, leading to a Swansea goal being disallowed. Swansea did equalise through Gomis, only for the hosts to snatch a last-gasp winner.

    Swansea’s Bafetimbi Gomis clatters into Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart, leading to a Swansea goal being disallowed. Swansea did equalise through Gomis, only for the hosts to snatch a last-gasp winner.

    Photograph: Carl Recine/Reuters

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  • Sunderland’s Fabio Borini looks to the heavens after failing to score at the Stadium of Light. Sunderland drew a blank as Odion Ighalo’s goal earned Watford all three points.

    Sunderland’s Fabio Borini looks to the heavens after failing to score at the Stadium of Light. Sunderland drew a blank as Odion Ighalo’s goal earned Watford all three points.

    Photograph: Scott Heppell/AP

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    • Bournemouth’s manager Eddie Howe consoles Harry Arter, who just two days on from the death of his child played a leading role in their 2-1 win.

      Bournemouth’s manager Eddie Howe consoles Harry Arter, who just two days on from the death of his child played a leading role in their 2-1 win.

      Photograph: BPI/Rex Shutterstock

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    • Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris looks ruefully at the ball in the back of the net, having failed to stop Ayoze Perez from netting a late winner for Newcastle.

      Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris looks ruefully at the ball in the back of the net, having failed to stop Ayoze Pérez from netting a late winner for Newcastle.

      Photograph: TGSPhoto/REX Shutterstock

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    • Tottenham’s Dele Alli and Newcastle’s Aleksandar Mitrovic square up at White Hart Lane. Mitrovic also scored as Newcastle came from behind to inflict Spurs’ first league defeat since the opening day.

      Tottenham’s Dele Alli and Newcastle’s Aleksandar Mitrovic square up at White Hart Lane. Mitrovic also scored as Newcastle came from behind to inflict Spurs’ first league defeat since the opening day.

      Photograph: Steve Bardens/Getty Images

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    • Jonas Olsson (right) scores West Brom’s second goal at Anfield. Only a late Divock Origi leveller saved Jürgen Klopp’s team from a shock defeat.
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