With the international break now upon us, it is time to assess how teams are faring in the Premier League.

Manchester City currently lead the way after seven games with 18 points, although Tottenham Hotspur are hot on their heels with 17 to their name, beating them 2-0 in their last match.

Arsenal and Liverpool make up the rest of the top four, while it is Everton and Manchester United who fill out the top six.

At the other end of the table, Sunderland, Stoke City and West Ham United are in the bottom three.

The attacking play has been scintillating with 196 goals scored so far, more than after the same period last season when the tally stood at 187.

But who are the worst attacking teams in the Premier League this season?

Hull City and Middlesbrough have had the fewest shots so far with 61, just eight per game, while Burnley and Sunderland have the second and third lowest shots.

	Total Scoring Attempts	Appearances
Hull	61	7
Middlesbrough	61	7
Burnley	62	7
Sunderland	65	7

Burnley have managed the fewest shots on target with 14, Middlesbrough are second and Hull City, Stoke City and West Ham United are all level third with 19.

So far Southampton, who sit 10^th in the table, have the worst shooting accuracy with a tally of 6%, while Stoke and Swansea City are second worst with 7%.

In terms of goals, Burnley and Stoke are the lowest scorers with just five, while Bournemouth, Stoke, and Sunderland sit joint second with just six.

	Goals	Appearances
Burnley	5	7
Stoke	5	7
Bournemouth	6	7
Sunderland	6	7
Swansea	6	7

Six teams have defenders who are yet to score, including Chelsea and Manchester City.

Sunderland are the only team whose midfielders have yet to register a goal, Bournemouth, Hull, Leicester and Southampton only have one midfielder with a goal.

Middlesbrough, Stoke and West Ham have the lowest scoring forwards so far, with all three sitting on one goal.

Hull are the lowest goalscorers from open play with just two, while Burnley, Middlesbrough, Stoke and West Bromwich Albion have only managed three.