It wasn’t easy, but it was an enjoyable task, and the quality of goals that didn’t even make it to the Top 20 was astonishing.
Below, you’ll find the latest goal as we continue our countdown of the Top 20 all-time goals in the Premier League.
City had to win their game in hand against Leicester; otherwise, they would head into the final game knowing the title was out of their control, with Liverpool ready to snatch it.
With 20 minutes remaining, Kompany surged forward from defense, ignoring his teammates’ calls to pass, and instead unleashed a thunderous right-footed shot into the top corner. ..Continue Reading
19. Gareth Bale’s Amazing Volley for Tottenham vs Stoke — August 21, 2010
Gareth Bale, the Welsh wizard, has delivered countless memorable moments and goals throughout his glittering career, but this acrobatic volley against Stoke stands out as his best in the Premier League.
This strike was a glimpse of the brilliance that was to come over the next decade and beyond.
18. Papiss Cisse’s Mind-Blowing Volley for Newcastle at Chelsea — May 2, 2012
Cisse joined Newcastle in January 2012 and scored 13 goals in his first 14 Premier League games, helping them secure a Europa League spot. Alan Pardew’s Magpies finished in fifth place, just two seasons after being promoted to the top flight.
Ask any Newcastle fan, or any football fan for that matter, what they remember about Papiss Cisse, and they will say: “That goal he scored against Chelsea.”
17. Paul Scholes’ Superb Volley for Manchester United Against Aston Villa — December 19, 2006
Paul Scholes, one of England’s most gifted midfielders, often scored stunning volleys like this one.
Scholes frequently attempted and successfully executed this type of volley during his illustrious career. After a corner was cleared way outside the box, Villa must have thought they were safe. Think again.
16. Heung-min Son’s Unbelievable Solo Goal Against Burnley — December 7, 2019
Son’s goal, which won the Puskas award for the best goal on the planet, is hard to argue against.
Running at incredible speed for almost the entire length of the pitch, Son then managed to compose himself and slot home a calm finish, sending the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium into a frenzy. The noise levels were incredible and only grew louder as Son continued his mazy run.
15. Mohamed Salah’s Mesmerizing Solo Goal for Liverpool vs Manchester City — October 3, 2021
In a thrilling 2-2 draw in October 2021, Salah bamboozled Manchester City’s world-class defenders to give Liverpool the lead late in the second half.
City’s players had no answer as Salah picked the ball up with his back to goal, twisted, and wriggled past several defenders with incredible skill before smashing the ball across goal and into the far corner from a tight angle.
14. Peter Crouch’s Unbelievable Acrobatic Volley for Stoke Against Manchester City — March 24, 2012
Against Manchester City, Peter Crouch produced a stunning goal. A long ball forward was knocked down to Crouch on the right side of the box.
Without even looking at the goal, he took one touch, swiveled his entire body, and sent an audacious dipping volley over Joe Hart and into the far top corner.
13. Dennis Bergkamp’s Swiveling, Majestic Goal for Arsenal at Newcastle — March 2, 2002
Dennis Bergkamp made Arsenal’s magnificent team tick under Arsene Wenger. The Dutch playmaker synced up perfectly with forwards like Ian Wright, Thierry Henry, Marc Overmars, Robert Pires, and Nicolas Anelka over the years.
His grace on the ball and ability to pick the right pass at the right time was unmatched. Many players who played with him praised Bergkamp for making them and the whole team look better due to his brilliance.
12. Tony Yeboah’s Brilliant Volley Against Wimbledon, Mirroring His Strike Against Liverpool — September 23, 1995
Hammering a volley off the crossbar and in will forever be known as doing a “Yeboah” to many out there.
That’s because Tony Yeboah mostly scored bangers, and the Ghanaian striker was a revelation at Leeds United.
11. Thierry Henry’s Wonderful Turn and Volley for Arsenal vs Manchester United — September 30, 2000
At the height of Arsenal’s rivalry with Manchester United, this game was one of the biggest in world football.
Henry, a rising star at the time, consistently delivered goals, assists, and general brilliance for Arsene Wenger’s magnificent side.
10. Cristiano Ronaldo’s Mesmerizing Free Kick for Manchester United vs Portsmouth — January 30, 2008
Ronaldo basically invented this free-kick technique and perfected it over the years, with many other players copying it.
In this game against Portsmouth, he lined up the free kick from 25 yards out. It looked like he couldn’t get enough dip to get the ball up and over the wall and into the net in time. Think again.
9. Teenager Wayne Rooney’s Sublime Long-Range Goal for Everton vs Arsenal — October 18, 2002
“Remember the name, Wayne Rooney!” are the iconic words associated with this goal, and Rooney never looked back.
As a 16-year-old, Rooney was known across England as the next big thing. Everton manager David Moyes protected and nurtured Rooney incredibly well.
8. Eden Hazard (Chelsea vs Arsenal, 2017)
Eden Hazard’s solo effort against Arsenal saw him dribble past several defenders before calmly slotting the ball home.
It was a goal that epitomized Hazard’s brilliance and flair.
7. Alan Shearer (Newcastle vs Everton, 2002)
Alan Shearer’s thunderous volley against Everton was a display of his trademark power and precision.
The strike left the goalkeeper rooted to the spot and is still celebrated by Newcastle fans.
6. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool vs Chelsea, 2019)
Mohamed Salah’s incredible long-range effort against Chelsea was a moment of pure brilliance.
The power and accuracy of his shot left the goalkeeper helpless and ignited wild celebrations at Anfield.
5. Wayne Rooney (Everton vs West Ham, 2017)
Wayne Rooney’s sensational goal from his own half against West Ham was a bold display of audacity and precision.
The strike was a nostalgic reminder of Rooney’s extraordinary talent.
4. Thierry Henry (Arsenal vs Liverpool, 2004)
Thierry Henry’s mesmerizing solo goal against Liverpool saw him weave through multiple defenders before finishing with composure.
This goal highlighted Henry’s speed, skill, and poise.
3. Matthew Le Tissier (Southampton vs Blackburn, 1994)
Matthew Le Tissier’s stunning goal against Blackburn was a testament to his exceptional technique and vision.
The flick over the defender and subsequent volley into the top corner were simply exquisite.
2. Dennis Bergkamp (Arsenal vs Leicester, 1997)
Dennis Bergkamp’s hat-trick goal against Leicester is often hailed as one of the greatest in Premier League history.
His touch, control, and finish were all of the highest quality, creating a moment of sheer class.
1. Jack Wilshere (Arsenal vs Norwich, 2013)
Jack Wilshere’s team goal against Norwich exemplified beautiful football.
The intricate passing and movement led to a spectacular finish, making it a goal that will be remembered for generations.
