This week Martin Tylers stats and facts column looks at those players who have scored a perfect hat-trick, dismal away records and teams who can rely on many players to get on the scoresheet. Billy Kilmer Jersey . Send your questions to Martin1. Use the feedback form at the bottom of this page. 2. Tweet @SkyFootball using the hashtag #TylersTeasersThis week Martin Tylers stats and facts column looks at those players who have scored a perfect hat-trick, dismal away records and teams who can rely on many players to get on the scoresheet. Send your questions to Martin1. Use the feedback form at the bottom of this page.2. Tweet @SkyFootball using the hashtag #TylersTeasersMartin’s Starting StatsI was at Stamford Bridge on Saturday night, where David Silva scored his seventh Premier League goal of the season, equalling his best season tally for Man City (he scored seven last season). It was his second on that ground, having scored for Valencia there in a Champions League quarter-final in 2007.Silva became first non Englishman to score against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League this season. The others were Jonjo Shelvey and a John Terry own goal for Swansea in September and Charlie Austin for QPR in November.Loic Remy scored his fifth goal for Chelsea, all at home. This was only his second Premier League start, having also started against Crystal Palace.Branislav Ivanovic made his 300th Chelsea appearance and his 200th in the Premier League. John Terry made his 450th league appearance – 444 for Chelsea and six for Nottingham Forest.Frank Lampard played at Stamford Bridge 19 years to day after making his Premier League debut for West Ham on Jan 31st 1996 as a substitute (like Saturday) in a 3-2 home win over Coventry. He didn’t add to his 119 Stamford Bridge goals – which is the highest by any player on the ground.City still haven’t won a Premier League game without Yaya Toure this season, while this was Chelsea’s first Premier League game this season without both Cesc Fabregas and Diego Costa.The perfect hat-trick Robbie Fowler: scored three perfect hat-tricks for Liverpool Jonathan Walters scored a ‘perfect’ hat-trick on Saturday – left foot, right foot and header. How many other players have done this in the Premier League? It surely can’t be many? Lucas (Stoke fan)MARTIN SAYS: Jon Walters epitomises the effort that goes with skill at the top level. He does so much for the team – and for him to have a day of his own was well deserved. He did it in front of Roy Keane as well, who was watching in his role for the Republic of Ireland, and used to manage him at Ipswich.A perfect hat-trick is more common than you might imagine, Lucas. In fact, 31 perfect hat-tricks have been scored in the Premier League era - by 28 different players for 18 different clubs.There are only two players to feature on the list more than once; the first is the former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler, who scored three perfect hat-tricks – in a 4-2 win over Southampton in 1993, in a 3-1 win over Arsenal in 1995 and a 7-1 win over Southampton in 1999.The other player to do it more than once is Yakubu – who has just returned to English football with Reading in the Championship. He scored one each at Everton (in a 3-0 win over Fulham in 2007) and Blackburn Rovers (in a 4-2 win over Swansea in 2011).Of the 31 occasions, six involved players scoring more than three goals in that particular game. For example, Andy Cole scored five goals for Manchester United in their 9-1 win over Ipswich Town in 1995 and those five goals included a perfect hat-trick. Walters finds himself in good company with Sky Sports pundits Thierry Henry and Matt Le Tissier among the 28 players.Players to have scored a perfect Premier League hat-trick (thanks to Opta):Jonathan Walters, Romelu Lukaku, Kevin Nolan, Jordi Gomez, Pavel Pogrebnyak, Yakubu (2), Demba Ba, Edin Dzeko, Louis Saha, Didier Drogba, Salomon Kalou, Emmanuel Adebayor, Gabriel Agbonlahor, Mikael Forssell, Peter Crouch, Thierry Henry, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Les Ferdinand, Emile Heskey, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Robbie Fowler (3), Gianluca Vialli, Andrew Cole, Tommy Johnson, Chris Sutton, Matt Le Tissier, Efan Ekoku, Mark Robins. A rare treble Jonathan Walters: header sealed the perfect hat-trick I heard Stoke hadn’t scored a hat-trick before Saturday. Which other teams have never scored one and who has the most? RickyMARTIN SAYS: Sticking with hat-tricks, it is no surprise to see that Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea top the list for the most hat-tricks in the Premier League era.Liverpool have scored a total of 36, with Arsenal just behind them on 34. United are in third, having scored 32 and Chelsea are 10 behind them, with 22.There are nine clubs with just a single hat-trick and 12 sides who never got one during their time in the top flight – including current Premier League clubs Burnley, Crystal Palace, Hull and Swansea.Hat-tricks per club in the Premier League36 – Liverpool34 – Arsenal32 – Manchester United22 – Chelsea17 - Blackburn Rovers15 – Tottenham12 – Manchester City, Newcastle United10 – Everton, Leeds United9 – Aston Villa6 – Coventry City, Portsmouth5 – Middlesbrough, Queens Park Rangers, Southampton, West Ham,4 – Sunderland, West Bromwich Albion3 – Fulham, Norwich, Wigan2 – Charlton, Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday1 – Birmingham City, Bolton, Bradford, Ipswich, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United, Stoke City, Swindon Town, Wimbledon0 – Barnsley, Blackpool, Burnley, Cardiff City, Crystal Palace, Derby County, Hull City, Oldham Athletic, Reading, Swansea City, Watford, Wolverhampton WanderersStoke may have netted their first treble, but their manager has a Premier League hat-trick to his name (for Chelsea against Leeds in 1996) and striker Peter Crouch scored one for Liverpool against Arsenal in 2007.Away day blues Sturridge: condemns West Ham to another Anfield defeat. Arsenal haven’t lost at home to West Ham in more than 50 years. Are there any current Premier League clubs who have a longer winless run away against another Premier League club? MarkMARTIN SAYS: Of the current Premier League teams West Ham do indeed have the worst away record at any individual club, as they haven’t won at Anfield in 42 games during a period of 52 years. Stoke City also don’t have much fun visiting Liverpool, as they haven’t won there in 30 games.Tottenham haven’t had any luck at neighbours Chelsea in 25 games, while Aston Villa aren’t far behind with their record at Burnley of no wins in 24 games.Meanwhile, Southampton haven’t won away at Arsenal – either at Highbury or the Emirates – for 20 games – but did win there in the League Cup this season.Five different scorers Hector Bellerin: Arsenals fifth scorer on Super Sunday After watching Arsenal beat Aston Villa 5-0 with five different players scoring, I wondered how many times five or more players have scored in a top flight match?MARTIN SAYS: Chelsea hold the current Premier League record for the number of individual players to score in one game, with seven after their win 8-0 win over Villa at Stamford Bridge in December 2012.Six other teams have seen more than five scorers in the same Premier League game. As you can see from the list below, Leeds, Blackburn, Arsenal (twice), Derby and Manchester City have all done it.I remember commentating on Tottenham 4-5 Arsenal when there were nine different scorers, which is even more remarkable.More than five scorers in the same Premier League game:23/12/12: 7 – Chelsea v Aston Villa; 8-0; (Torres, Luiz, Ivanovic, Lampard, Ramires 2, Oscar, Hazard )13/05/01: 6 – Leeds United v Bradford City; 6-1; (Viduka, Harte, Bakke, Smith, Kewell, Bowyer – Ward)14/10/01: 6 – Blackburn Rovers v West Ham; 7-1; (Flitcroft, Dunn, Johnson, McCann OG, Kerimoglu, Jansen, Hignett – Carrick)11/05/05: 6 – Arsenal v Everton; 7-0; (van Persie, Pires 2, Vieira, Edu, Bergkamp, Flamini)12/04/08: 6 – Derby v Aston Villa; 0-6; (Young, Carew, Petrov, Barry, Agbonlahor, Harewood)21/09/08: 6- Manchester City v Portsmouth; 6-0; (Jo, Dunne, robinho, Shaun Wright Phillips, Evans, Gelson)04/10/09: 6- Arsenal v Blackburn; 6-2; (Vermaelen, van Persie, Arsharvin, Fabregas, Walcott, Bendtner – N’Zonzi, Dunn) Craig Robertson Jersey . 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In a flip of their finishes a day earlier in the races entree to the Alps when Nibali won, the Pole and the Italian crossed one-two after the 177-kilometre (110-mile) ride over the 2,360-meter (7,742-foot) Izoard pass -- the races highest point -- and a final ascent up to Risoul ski station. Majkas victory was the first on this Tour by his Tinkoff-Saxo Bank team, which lost main leader Alberto Contador when he crashed out injured on Stage 10. Majka was not a threat to Nibali: He began the day 97 minutes behind the race leader, who has carried out a methodical, chipping-away strategy against his biggest challengers for the yellow jersey. "I am really very happy," Majka, who was sixth in the Giro dItalia this year, said of his first professional victory after chucking his stage winners bouquet to the crowd. He became only the second Polish rider to win a Tour stage, after Zenon Jaskula in 1993. "I am a little tired, but ... I had a calm first week to help Alberto. It broke my heart to see him leave." Team owner Oleg Tinkov, a Russian businessman, choked up, wiped his nose, and put on sunglasses. "We lost Alberto, we had to win," he said through a translator on French TV. "Rafal is a marvelous young rider. We will come back to try to win the Tour one day." Majka said he did not believe speculation that Tinkoff-Saxo Bank selected him among its nine Tour riders only after the team suspended Czech rider Roman Kreuziger. Just days before announcing its Tour roster last month, the team suspended Kreuziger from competing any more this year because of anomalies in his biological passport, which cycling officials use to fight doping. He has denied any wrongdoing. Majka, who said he was tired after the strong Giro performance, said he was given assurances by team managers that "youll do the Tour, but youll take it easy in the first week," he said. "Its also wrong to think that Im doing the Tour because Roman Kreuziger isnt. Had he been able to start, we would have both been part of the team." Victor Petri, a team spokesman, confirmed Majka was in contention for a roster spot before the Kreuziger case. The Pole was out front early in the stage, joining a 17-rider breakaway behind Spains Joaquim Rodriguez, the Tours bestt climber. Zach Wood Jersey. They cleared the first big climb, the Lauteret pass, with about a five-minute lead. By the top of the Izoard, they had thinned to 10. As the groupetto splintered on the last climb, and Nibali and the peloton closed in, Majka covered the last eight kilometres alone. The stage didnt shake up the top five standings, but the days biggest loser was Alejandro Valverde of Spain: The Movistar team leader held on to his second place but lost a minute to Nibali and saw his gap over third-place Romain Bardet of France slip to 13 seconds. Overall, Nibali leads Valverde by 4:37 and Bardet by 4:50. American Tejay van Garderen was fifth, 5:49 back. Nibalis strong performance makes the Tour from here to the finish in eight days in Paris looking more and more like a race for podium spots below him. Giuseppe Martinelli, a manager with Nibalis Astana team and an Italian cycling veteran, said Nibalis "big engine" was making the difference: "Its what makes the difference between a very strong rider and a regular rider." "Preparation, team strategy, thats all good. But its the engine that makes the difference in times like this," Martinelli added. Nibai crossed 24 seconds behind Majka, followed by Jean-Christophe Peraud in third, two seconds slower. Bardet and fellow French rider Thibaut Pinot conducted a two-man sprint and crossed another 24 seconds back. Van Garderen was fifth, 54 seconds behind. "From the team car, I was told: If you still have something in the tank, go for it," Nibali said. "I was looking at gaining some time over Alejandro Valverde. I heard that he cracked after I left him." Valverde, speaking from a team car, said "I didnt crack!" and explained that his trouble stemmed mainly from bad co-ordination with Pinot on the final climb and taking leadership of their bunch. As for the overall title chase, Valverde said: "Nibali is the strongest, but we others are neck and neck." Nibali addressed speculation that he might have known Michele Ferrari, an Italian doctor who was banned by the Italian Cycling Federation in 2002 and by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency two years ago for serving as a doping consultant on Lance Armstrongs winning teams. "Ive never met him personally. Ive been accused in the past to have worked with him," said Nibali, referring to allegations that there were photographs of him together with Ferrari. "Those pictures simply didnt exist." Sundays stage offers some relief after the Alps: Stage 15 is a flat 222 kilometres (138 miles) from Tallard to Nimes, before riders take the second rest day. ' ' '