The biggest talking point of the Barclays Premier League so far this season would be Chelsea’s inability to earn points with each abysmal performance.
The international cannot come any sooner for Chelsea, Sunderland, Aston Villa and those teams who are struggling to get going.
However the top scorer list is beginning to take shape with Nigeria’s Odion Ighalo proving his worth as as one of the top three goal scorers in the league after eight game. The top scorers are as follows:
7 goals: Vardy (Leicester): Scored a penalty over the weekend in the win over Norwich City. The 28 year old England striker has really come into his won this season.
VArdy celebrates a goal against West Ham
6 goals: Aguero (Manchester City): Argentina’s hitman has not really impressed this season. He scored five goals over the weekend as Manchester City beat Newcastle 6 – 1 with his other goal coming in a 2 – 1 win over Chelsea earlier in the season.
Aguero celebrates a goal against Newscastle
5 goals: Ighalo (Watford), Lukaku (Everton), Mahrez (Leicester), Pelle (Southampton), Sanchez (Arsenal), Wilson (AFC Bournemouth) – Ighalo scored over the weekend in a draw with Bournemouth, Lukalu settled a tense Merseyside derby with Liverpool wwhile Pelle was on hand to give the killer goal against Chelsea as the saints defeated Chelsea 3 – 1 at Stamford bridge.
Lukaku strikes against Liverpool
Sanchez produced a man of the match performance against Manchester United while Calluum Wilson who has been impressive for newboys Bournemouth. He was injured in his side’s clash with Stoke City last weekend, and knee surgery is set to keep him on the sidelines for the majority of the 2015/16 season.
Pelle celebrates his goal against Chelsea
The following players have four goals to their name: Andre Ayew (Swansea City), B. Gomis (Swansea City), Payet (West Ham).
Ayew celebrates his goal at the weekend against Tottenham with Moreno
The players to bag three goals so far are; Biram Diouf (Stoke City), Cabaye (Crystal Palace), De Bruyne (Manchester City), Gestede (Aston Villa), Giroud (Arsenal), Kouyate (West Ham), Martial (Manchester United), Martin (Norwich City), Mata (Manchester United), Naismith (Everton), Redmond (Norwich City), Sakho (West Ham), Tadic (Southampton)
Mata and Manchester United suffered a humilating 3 – 0 defeat against Arsenal

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