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Every season has its share of wonder goals, individual brilliance, acrobatic efforts or long range screamers, and one of the most entertaining debates often centre on who should win the coveted Goal of the Season award in the Premier League.
Spreadex Sports look at the last 10 winners since 2016/17, culminating in this season's winner!
10 – Emre Can vs Watford, 1st May 2017
Liverpool's German midfielder Emre Can produced a moment of individual brilliance combining technique, timing, skill and acrobatic inventiveness as he pulled off a spectacular bicycle kick against Watford for the Reds.
9 – Sofiane Boufal vs West Brom, 21 October 2017
Next on the list is a superb individual effort from Moroccan winger Sofiane Boufal, showcasing a blend of pace, dribbling and clinical finishing to light up St Mary's again the visiting Baggies.
8 – Andros Townsend vs Man City, 22 December 2018
Crystal Palace winger Andros Townsend won this iteration of the award, producing an unbelievable first-time left-footed volley to shock the Etihad Stadium for the visiting Londoners.
7 – Son Heung-Min vs Burnley, 7 December 2019
Spurs' South Korean club legend Son Heung-Min produced perhaps the most memorable moment of his time in North London when he produced this moment of magic, carrying the ball almost the entire length of the pitch as he slalomed past Burnley's defence to score an incredible individual effort.
6 – Erik Lamela vs Arsenal, 14 March 2021
In a moment of pure flair and technical brilliance, Argentine winger Erik Lamela produced a 'rabona' finish to light up the Emirates in the North London derby, although it was ultimately in vain as Spurs fell to defeat.
5 – Mohamed Salah vs Man City, 3 October 2021
'The Egyptian King' produced one of his most memorable moments in a Liverpool shirt in 2021 when he produced a scintillating display of individual brilliance as the Reds took on great rivals Man City at Anfield.
4 – Julio Enciso vs Man City, 24 May 2023
Brighton's Julio Enciso may not be a household name, but he announced himself in some fashion back in 2023 as he scored this long-range screamer at the Amex Stadium in 2023.
3 – Alejandro Garnacho vs Everton, 26 November 2023
Argentinean winger Garnacho may have recently stalled in his development compared to the sudden and explosive impact he made in his breakthrough for Man Utd, but he still can look back at scoring one of the greatest goals in Premier League history with this acrobatic effort against Everton at the old Goodison Park.
2 – Omar Marmoush vs Bournemouth, 20 May 2025
Man City's Egyptian forward Omar Marmoush has played a relatively bit-part role for Man City since his move from the Bundesliga, but he showed his quality in abundance when he scored this incredible long-range rocket against Bournemouth in 2025.
1 – Harrison Reed vs Liverpool, 4 January 2026
Finally, the most recent Goal of the Season was scored just a matter of months ago in the early days of the year, with Fulham's Harrison Reed producing an unbelievable strike against visiting Liverpool. The goal had added significance at the time too as it came deep into injury time, and secured the Cottagers a valuable draw.
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