Jamie Vardy, Mesut Ozil, David de Gea and Aleksandar Kolarov all make SunSport list of seven not-so-deadly sinners
The Hornets will draw level with Sean Dyche's men in the top-flight if they can secure three points at Turf Moor
MANCHESTER will not be a happy place for fans over the international break.
City's hopes of becoming 'Invincibles' crashed to a halt at Spurs while United tossed away a lead against struggling Stoke.
Individual mistakes cost both Manc clubs.
Here SunSport takes you through the men who ended the weekend with their egos in check...
1. MESUT OZIL
Was he as disturbed by a train carrying Gooners crashing into cattle as he seemed?
The steaks were high against Burnley after title rivals City slipped up earlier in the day.
But Ozil couldn't hit a cow's a*** with a banjo at Turf MOOr.
Granted, it can be Friesian up north.
But Ozil played like HE had the calf injuries and didn't seem up for it at all.
Arsenal fans had beef and butchered him on social media - labelling his performance a load of bullocks as the German took a leathering.
An udder disgrace? Herd enough? Are we milking it? Moooooooooooving on...
2. ANTONIO BARRAGAN
Nobody can question the quality of Dimitri Payet's Lionel Messi-like solo goal.
But Boro defender Barragan should have had to buy a ticket to get back into the Olympic Stadium after the France star's initial turn.
And the way the Spanish right-back casually jogged back towards his box was embarrassing.
He could have easily had another shot at Payet.
Although his admission fees might well have doubled.
3. ALEKSANDAR KOLAROV
The Serbian defender got himself in a tangle to net Spurs' opening goal as the league leaders went down 2-0 at White Hart Lane.
Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher best summed up his display...
"For me, Kolarov's a poser. He just wants to take a free-kick, he wants to knock a 60-yard ball.
"You see him defend, he's involved in the two goals... so there's no doubt the full-back area they've got problems."
Nuff said.
4. JAMIE VARDY
Not quite the Fox in the box as he drew a blank against Southampton at the King Power.
Even a crate of his favourite Red Bull would seemingly have not been enough to energise Vardy after Leicester's midweek Champions League high against Porto.
And after crashing down to earth in a bore draw against Saints, Foxes boss Claudio Ranieri had seen enough just after the hour mark and hooked Vardy for Shinji Okazaki.
5. JAN KIRCHHOFF
The lowest Dream Team rating of the entire weekend after bagging a pathetic 4.
Which rubbed salt in his wounds after the Sunderland defender taken off on a stretcher with a hamstring problem.
Black Cats were one down against West Brom when he went off.
And Kirchhoff's replacement Patrick van Aanholt then netted a late leveller.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it!
6. GOKHAN TORE
Much was expected from the Turkey international playmaker when he arrived in the summer.
And his performances have been so eye-catching he even has his own song now.
Hammers fans sing: “We've got Tore, Gokhan Tore, I just don't think you understand.
“He gets the f****** ball. He does f*** all. We've got Gokhan Tore.”
On as a sub for Simone Zaza, who could easily have been on the list with him.
7. DAVID DE GEA
In fairness to the United stopper, he is often hailed as the best in the Prem.
And some would even argue he has the safest hands on the planet.
But his blunder against Stoke cost his team three points in a match that Jose Mourinho claimed they should have won "six or seven-nil".
De Gea failed to hold a Glen Johnson shot, allowing Joe Allen to fire in after Jon Walters had rattled the woodwork.
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