Brighton ran riot, Hull upset the odds again and Leeds prevented Premier League home teams going winless all weekend.
Here, the Press Association looks at the standout performers from the latest round of fixtures.
Bart Verbruggen
Perhaps a surprising choice from his side’s 5-0 win, but Brighton could easily have been 2-0 down in the first half had Verbruggen not brilliantly denied Jack Rudoni and Frank Onyeka.
Jayden Bogle
Influential in Leeds’ rout of Newcastle – his goal may have been a mere touch on Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s header but the wing-back had already threatened on two occasions and defended solidly too.
Jan Paul van Hecke
Made a string of clearances when Everton attacked and set Tottenham on a strong footing with his reliable passing out from the back.
Jarrad Branthwaite
Dominant throughout the game and marshalled Omar Marmoush impressively.
Leif Davis
Involved in all three Ipswich goals, scoring one and making another before his header against the bar led to Zian Flemming’s last-minute winner.
Morgan Gibbs-White
Set up Igor Jesus’ late winner and only an offside flag against Liam Delap denied him another assist to reward an inspirational display.
Pascal Gross
Took his penalty brilliantly and added two assists, including his 50th in the Premier League, as Albion emphatically built on Verbruggen’s early heroics.
Mohamed Belloumi
Hull remain unbeaten and after finally conceding in the Premier League, they were this time indebted to the skilful Algeria winger’s brace.
Joao Pedro
The Brazilian’s goal ensured it would be just another point for the Tigers, after he earlier set up Morgan Rogers’ opener.
Kevin Schade
Stole in to scored Brentford’s first with a composed header, then earned a point with an opportunistic lob.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin
The spearhead of Leeds’ domination against Newcastle, scoring one goal and settling for an assist on another as Bogle got the final touch.
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