The Premier League has had some of the most breathtaking moments from football history. These ranged from some of the most spectacular volleys to the most amazing solo efforts or last-minute title winners, alongside the most memorable moments that football fans have taken away. 

Certain goals, besides technical greatness, may stand the test of time in the memory of the sport. Here are, without further ado, the 10 premier league goals that have forever placed themselves in the hall of fame of Premier League goals. 

Top 10 Premier League Goals of All Time

1. Wayne Rooney

2. Dennis Bergkamp

3. Thierry Henry

4. David Beckham

5. Paolo Di Canio

6. Tony Yeboah

7. Sergio Agüero

8. Matt Le Tissier

9. Alan Shearer

10. Jack Wilshere

10. Jack Wilshere's Team Goal (Arsenal vs. Norwich City, 2013)

A team goal combining some brilliant passing and intelligent movement is quite a sight to behold, one of which was just such a finish Jack Wilshere scored during the game against Norwich City in 2013. 

A number of swift one-touch passes from Wilshere, Santi Cazorla, and Olivier Giroud cut through the Norwich defense, finishing with Wilshere stroking it past the keeper with incomprehensible ease.

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It was a sublime piece of passing which flattered the free-flowing nature of Arsenal and is praised for being one of the greatest team goals in Premier League history. Jack Wilshere had 7 goals and 14 assists in 125 appearances for Arsenal in the Premier League in his career.

Jack Wilshere had 7 goals and 14 assists in 125 appearances for Arsenal in the Premier League in his career. Even though his career at top flight football was short-lived, the impact of his goal in premier league football is unmatched till date.

9. Alan Shearer's Volley (Newcastle United vs. Everton, 2002)

Being the Premier League top scorer of all time, Alan Shearer scored quite a number of unforgettable premier league goals, with his 2002 volley against Everton being particularly distinguished.

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An Everton corner was partially cleared, Shearer stood outside the box, pounced on the ball, and unleashed a first-time volley that took flight into the top corner. 

The technique and power of this strike showed exactly Shearer's capabilities, and even today it remains one of the best goals ever in the League's history. A Newcastle United legend that needs no introduction. He scored 206 goals in 405 appearances for the club between 1996 and 2006.

8. Matt Le Tissier's Solo Effort (Southampton vs. Newcastle United, 1993)

Le Tissier had a gift for creativity and goal-scoring, as indicated by a trademark solo goal for Southampton against Newcastle United in 1993. From outside the area, he lifted the ball over two defenders and slotted it home past the goalkeeper with great calmness. A fantastic goal that displayed his composure and technical ability, bolstering his standing as one of the most gifted of the players in history. 

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He was a very good player for his club and country teams.Matt Le Tissier's records for Southampton include being the second-highest scorer in the club's history. In addition to his goal, he also holds the record for being the first midfielder to score 100 goals in the Premier League.

Known for his composure and precision from the penalty spot, he scored 47 out of 48 penalty kicks, which is a 96.2% success rate.

7. Sergio Agüero's Title-Winning Goal (Manchester City vs. Queens Park Rangers, 2012)

In terms of drama and the rush of emotions involved within its folds, Sergio Agüero's last-ditch league goal against Queens Park Rangers in 2012 is rarely matched in football history. The Premier League title was up for grabs: and in the dying seconds, Agüero received a pass inside the box, nudged the ball past a defender, and drove it low past the goalkeeper.

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That goal sealed Manchester City's first league title in 44 years, sending fans into raptures and carving Agüero's name into Premier League history. The title launched the club as one of the most formidable teams in English and modern football. 

Manchester City witnessed more premier league wins in the subsequent seasons. At the end of his career at City, he had scored 260 goals, making him the second Premier League's top goal scorer by club behind Alan Shearer’s Newcastle.

6. Tony Yeboah's Thunderbolt (Leeds United vs. Liverpool, 1995)

Ghanaian striker Tony Yeboah actually made some difference during his time at Leeds United, particularly his thunderous volley against Liverpool in 1995. Yeboah took the ball from a chest trap outside the penalty area and unleashed a fierce volley, crashing it in off the underside of the bar. 

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This particular football goal has gained special recognition in highlight reels and thus is an ideal reference for spectacular goals throughout the annals of the Premier League. He scored 12 times in 21 league appearances as Leeds finished fifth in the FA Premier League and qualified for the UEFA Cup. In his second season at Elland Road, he was voted Player of the Year for the club.

5. Paolo Di Canio's Scissor Kick (West Ham United vs. Wimbledon, 2000)

Paolo Di Canio was famed for his boldness and uncertainty. Certainly, his goal against Wimbledon in 2000, was also a testament of his skill. With Trevor Sinclair's cross, Di Canio gallantly jumped into the air, volleyed with his right foot outside, and the ball soared to the opposite corner leaving the viewers astounded.

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Di Canio has this objective to be accomplished once more technological competence; this is seen as one of the greatest events in the history of the league. His records for West Ham United include 139 appearances and 50 goals. He also tied Jarrod Bowen for the most goals scored in a Premier League season by a West Ham United player with 16 goals.

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4. David Beckham's Halfway Line Strike (Manchester United vs. Wimbledon, 1996)

David Beckham introduced himself to the world with a spectacular goal from the halfway line against Wimbledon in 1996. Spotting Neil Sullivan off his line, Beckham calmly shot from the middle of his own half with a precise strike, sending the ball sailing over Sullivan and into the net.

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The imposing strike was a great demonstration of Beckham's vision and technical prowess, catapulting him into global stardom and becoming one of the most replayed moments in Premier League history. 

David Beckham's records for Manchester United include 265 Premier League appearances, 62 goals, and 80 assists. He also won six Premier League titles amongst other notable trophies with the club. 

3. Thierry Henry's Volley (Arsenal vs. Manchester United, 2000) 

Thierry Henry always astounds supporters with his flair and abilities with goal finishes. Among his most memorable occasions came opposite Manchester. Henry turned his back to goal and closely approached defender Denis Irwin, using his right foot, he flicked the ball up before spinning to deliver a strong volley shot that soared over goalie Fabien Barthez inside the top corner.

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This remarkable goal is a testament to his inventiveness and expert precision among the very best forwards in Premier League history. He’s also the first player to  score over 20 Premier League goals five seasons in a row. Henry is Arsenal's all-time leading goal scorer with 228 goals and 74 assists for the club. He has won several trophies with the club including two premier league titles and three FA Cups while individual achievements include  4 Golden Boots, and 2 Player of the Season awards.

2. Dennis Bergkamp's Sublime Spin (Arsenal vs. Newcastle United, 2002)

Dennis Bergkamp’s goal against Newcastle is among the most celebrated instances in skill and improvisation. Getting a pass from Robert Pirès on the edge of the box, stopping his momentum around the defender, and completing a skillful flick off his left foot effortlessly beyond Keeper Shay Given. 

This boldness and beauty assure this goal will be recorded in the annals of Premier League history. During his playing career at the club, he scored a total of 120 goals and 94 assists, the third-highest assists for a single club in Premier League history in over 300 appearances. 

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 Trophies include 3 Premier League titles, 4 FA Cups, and 3 Charity Shields, while individual achievements include Premier league Player of the Month  August and September 1997, March 2002, and February 2004. He’s currently one of the most recognized Arsenal legends till date as a statue of him was made at the Emirates stadium.

 1. Wayne Rooney's Overhead Kick (Manchester United vs. Manchester City, 2011)

The Manchester derby in the Premier League is always packed with excitement and adrenaline and this was no different. Wayne Rooney offered a beautifully enchanted moment as the Manchester derby came to life in 2011. The cross from Nani deflected high and the Englishman did an overhead kick with his back to the goal. 

Manchester City goalkeeper, Joe Hart, was rooted when the ball flew to the top corner. According to the Premier League poll his goal remains the best premier league goal by vote till date. Not only did this amazing goal secure Manchester United a 21 win, it symbolized the passion and nerve wracking exhilaration that comes with Premier League drama.

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His impact as a player goes beyond this derby goal as he holds the record for the most goals scored for Manchester United, with 253 goals and 146 assists in 559 appearances from 2004 to 2017. Team trophies include five Premier League titles, 1 UEFA Champions League, Europa League with Manchester United, FA Cup, four League Cups and 1 Club World Cup, all with Manchester United.

Conclusion

A small number of the premier league goals that have gone down in football history. Be that as it may, every one of the goals has a case for being special; for they show the tremendous talent and drama that the Premier League brings. Be it you’re a fan of premier league football, enjoy watching premier league games, or simply love the sport; these goals are sure to reminisce posters and renew conversations about the biggest talking points in premier league history. 

These iconic moments have not only provided unforgettable memories for loved ones of the fans but also helped, and simmer beautifully, to the conclusion of the essence that is Premier League football.

People Also Asked

What is the most iconic goal in Premier League history?

• Wayne Rooney's incredible goal in the Manchester Derby at Old Trafford. One of the greatest goals in the history of Premier League.

Who has the most own goals in the Premier League history?

• Richard Dunne holds the record for the most own goals scored in Premier League history with 10.

Who has the most goal contributions in Premier League history in a season?

• The Premier League record is 47 - shared by Blackburn's Alan Shearer and Andrew Cole at Newcastle, although they did that in 42-match campaigns. In a 38-game season, the best is 44 by Haaland two years ago (36 goals, eight assists) and Henry in 2002-03 (24 goals, 20 assists)

Who scored 10,000 Premier League goals?

• Les Ferdinand (Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham - 15 December 2001)

Who was the fastest player to reach 100 goals in the Premier League?

• During the 1995–96 season, Alan Shearer became the first player to score 100 Premier League goals, and holds the record for the fewest games taken to reach the figure, doing so in 124 appearances. Additionally, he also holds the record for most goals scored in the Premier League with 260.

Who has scored the most hat tricks in the Premier League?

• Sergio Agüero has scored the most hat tricks in Premier League history with 12. 

Who has scored the most goals in a season Premier League all time?

• Erling Haaland (Man City, 2022/23) – 36 goals · followed by Andy Cole (Newcastle, 1993/94) and Alan Shearer (Blackburn, 1994/95) – 34 goals

Who has the best goals per game in the Premier League history?

• Thierry Henry has the highest career goals-to-match ratio in the Premier League, with 0.68 goals per match.

Who has the best Premier League runs?

Most Premier League wins in a season is shared by Manchester City in 2017/18 & 2018/19, followed by Liverpool (2019/20) with both teams winning 32 out of 38 games.

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