EPL 2016-17: 10 things we learned from Gameweek 4

Manchester derby.jpg — Jose Mourinho’s men were caught out at the back

7) Mustafi could be the answer to Arsenal's defensive problems

LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 10: Hector Bellerin of Arsenal and Shkodran Mustafi of Arsenal embrace after the match during the Premier League match between Arsenal and Southampton at Emirates Stadium on September 10, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by Paul Gilham/Getty Images) — Mustafi makes a decent start to his Premier League career

Arsenal lacked a good, consistent and composed defender to partner Koscielny for quite a while now and that was no secret. To the relief of many Arsenal fans around the world, Arsene Wenger managed to sign Shkodran Mustafi from Valencia after a lot of speculation surrounding the move for weeks.

While Arsenal did concede against Southampton on Saturday, The German centre-back had a good start to his career in England. Mustafi was composed and classy alongside Laurent Koscielny. His distribution of the ball was also fantastic and could be an important aspect for Arsenal as Wenger likes to build up and attack from the back.

8) Roberto Pereyra adds cutting edge to Watford side

WATFORD, ENGLAND - AUGUST 27: Roberto Pereyra (R) of Watford runs with the ball watched by Mohamed Elneny during the Premier League match between Watford and Arsenal at Vicarage Road on August 27, 2016 in Watford, England. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images) — Pereyra could take Watford to new heights

After earning Promotion to the Premier League last season, Watford avoided relegation with a convincing display and finished 13^th. Troy Deeney and Odion Ighalo were absolutely fantastic for Watford last season but they were inconsistent.

However, with the introduction of Roberto Pereyra has changed the look of this Watford side who tore West Ham apart in the Olympic Stadium. The Argentine adds flair and composure to Watford and has been clinical in the attacking third.

Edited by Staff Editor