After an action-packed weekend in the Premier League and Football League RALPH ELLIS sifted through the statistics. Here he shares what he has learned. 1. Chelsea's midfield players failed to up their work rate to make up for the Nemanja Matic red card that reduced them to 10 men for the second half at West Ham. Willian, Eden Hazard and Ramires all finished the match having run less distance then centre half Gary Cahill, who was Blues' hardest working player with 6.5 miles covered. Even allowing for being a man down, Jose Mourinho should be worried about his side's lack of effort. West Ham out ran them by nearly six miles, collectively covering 68.1 compared with Chelsea's 62.7.Chelsea's midfield players' work rate was poor against West Ham UnitedManchester City have not conceded a goal while Vincent Kompany has been on the pitch in any of the six Premier League matches he has startedDan Gosling is emerging as the Forrest Gump of this season's leagueDougie Freedman's Nottingham Forest are now without a win in six games
_ passed that with flying colours as he logged 8.5 miles fighting to stop Tottenham's 5-1 win becoming an even more embarrassing rout.