Five of the best goals of the 2025-26 Premier League season
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As we reach the end of the 2025-26 Premier League season, it’s time to reflect on the events of the past nine months.
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There have been some glorious goals scored this season, and we’ve picked our favourite five.
Dominik Szoboszlai vs Arsenal
With Trent Alexander-Arnold off to Real Madrid last summer, Dominik Szoboszlai has assumed set-piece duties at Liverpool. The results have been, well, spectacular.
Szoboszlai’s stunner against Arsenal in August was the type of free-kick that has fans questioning the logic in shooting before it’s taken. Blasted in from a ridiculous range, it was one of several set-piece specials scored by the Hungarian.
Harry Wilson vs Crystal Palace
There are not many players with a better goal catalogue than Harry Wilson. The Fulham winger produced his very own Goal of the Season competition in 2025-26, with his effort against Crystal Palace our personal favourite.
The neat work on the edge of the area and fantastic outside-of-the-boot finish earned Wilson December’s Goal of the Month gong.
Harrison Reed vs Liverpool
Fulham fans have been treated to some special strikes this season. However, Harrison Reed was probably the last player the Cottagers predicted would deliver one.
Reed scored his first goal since August 2023 with a howitzer against Liverpool, a 97th-minute missile just two minutes after coming off the bench.
Dominic Solanke vs Manchester City
The scorpion kick is a rare goalscoring art form, so whenever the arachnid-inspired execution is delivered, it deserves its flowers.
William Osula vs Manchester United
William Osula’s late-season form has given Newcastle reason for encouragement. The Dane has hit a purple patch during the season’s final weeks, sparked by this sole effort against Manchester United. Just look at where he starts his run from!
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