Sportsmail takes a look at 10 things we learned from the Premier League and Football League this week, including how one Argentine is consigning another to distant memory at the Etihad. Click here to follow @ralphellis56 1) Carlos Tevez, once the biggest and most controversial name at Manchester City, continues to be pushed deeper into the club’s history books by the goal scoring of fellow Argentine Sergio Aguero. Match of the Day highlighted the fact that Aguero’s goal at Aston Villa – his 57th in the Premier League since arriving in England – made him at 114 minutes per strike the most frequent scorer in the League’s history.
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Sergio Aguero is beating compatriot Carlos Tevez's record at Man City
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Nathanial Clyne has played every minute of Southampton's season
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Gabriel Obertan gave a bright display for Newcastle against Swansea
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QPR have received fewer cautions than any other team in the league
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Andrew Robertson is proving a shrewd investment by Hull City
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Uwe Rosler is failing to live up to expectations at Wigan
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Millwall are reaping rewards of Scott McDonald's reunion with Ian Holloway
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Louis van Gaal allegedly only had Manchester United's half of the pitch watered during half time of clash with Everton
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