With the Women's Super League on a two-week break, Sky Sports columnist Laura Hunter tackles talking points from the latest Premier League matches, including this season's set-piece revolution, troubles at Man City and an upturn in the red half of Manchester.

Time to ditch set-piece snobbery

Before Super Sunday, Everton were the only team yet to concede from a set-piece in the Premier League. Given the prolificacy of set-piece goals this season that fact is impressive. What followed in a 3-0 defeat to Thomas Frank's Tottenham, though, was Micky van de Ven tucking away twice from corners.

It would seem no team is immune to the set-piece phenomenon sweeping through the league.

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