5 things we learnt from matchday 7

1. Tottenham 4 Vs Manchester City 1: No Silva no party

Manchester City's loss at Tottenham highlights one of their major problems in the squad. Even with their ricj disposal of talents all through the sqaud, Manual Pelligrinni's men cannot win without David Silva.

With Kevin De Bruyne still finding his foot, City were unable to break down the Tottenham defense through the midfielder. From the wings, there were also short of ideas as balls into the box were out of the reach of diminutive striker Sergio Aguero.

City will be English Premier League contenders and will probably win it, but without Silva, it will be difficult.

2. Arsenal 5 Vs Leicester City 2: Arsene Wenger now knows his best team

Arsenal 5-2 victory over Leicester City has shown Wenger his best team from his defense to attack.

In defense, Per Mertesacker deputies for Gabriel Paulista-who is serving his one-match ban- and the German showed why he wll play second fiddle to the Brazilian as from ow on.

Per Mertesacker was slow to react to stop Leicester City's first goal and was a suspect all through the game.

Mathieu Flamini came in for injured Francis Coquelin but got off inured for Mikel Arteta who was not too impressive. This ends the doubt about who Arsenal's midfielder enforcer is.

In attack, Theo Walcott played probably his best game for Arsenal in recent times, scoring his second league goal of the season.

The English forward in that game once again showed why he should be preferred to Olivier Giroud in Arsenal's starting 11.

His run and finish for Arsenal equalizer is the reason why he should be Arsenal's main man.

3. Manchester United 3 Vs  Sunderland 0: Anthony Martial is now United's main man

After his £36million move from Monaco on deadline day, Louis van Gaal revealed that Anthony Martial was one for the future, but the 19-year-old has taken up responsibilities at the club.

Since his super solo goal against Liverpool, United's best moves come ust involve the France international.

His hold-up play, goal scoring abilities and ability to play in others show that he is ready to starting making a mark now.

4. Manchester United 3 Vs Sunderland 0: Wayne Rooney not done

After his dismal performance against Southampton, Wayne Rooney scored first league goal of the season against Sunderland.

He was very impressive against the Black Cats and all thanks to Van Gaal.

Van Gaal took Rooney out of the front of the goal back to the midfielder where he ran the show. This move took the pressure of Rooney and with Martial's instant hit, Rooney should stay in the midfield to get his groove back before going back to the striker's position.

5. Newcastle 2 Vs Chelsea 2: John Terry still needed

After a slow start to the season, Jose Mourinho has thrown his captain to the bench for the defensive pair of Gary Cahill and Kurt Zouma. After Cheslea's lucky 2-2 draw away at Newcastle, I think it's time Mourinho reconsiders and bring Terry back.

Without Terry, the centre halves look disorganised and often out of place. While Zouma has been impressive, Cahill still presents doubts with some decision making.

Terry should be given a chance again, he is not done yet.

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