The best Premier League goals of Gameweek 31

The Premier League never disappoints.

Gameweek 31 is in the books, with no fewer than 36 goals flying in across the ten games in England’s top flight, giving fans plenty to remember.

Here are the best goals from the weekend’s action.

With an injury time winner to cancel out an injury time equaliser, Dango Ouattara was Bournemouth’s hero against Tottenham.

A perfect chop inside to send his defender to the shops, before the perfect strike into the bottom corner. Delicious.

Since Roy Hodgson’s return to Crystal Palace, Eberechi Eze has really been feeling himself.

There have been calls for Eze to make the next England squad, and with performances like this latest one in the 2-0 win over Southampton, that might not be a bad shout.

Harrison Reed’s strike in Fulham’s 3-1 win over Everton is nice, sure it is. But it’s the entire move that you really need to watch.

The delicious Harry Wilson curler that pings back off the post. The perfect backheel assist from Dan James. This move had it all.

Have some of that.

This absolute thunderbolt from Julio Enciso just about summed up the gulf in quality between Brighton and Chelsea at the weekend.

A sumptuous strike from Man City’s John Stones that wouldn’t look out of place in the Louvre – or, as Stones himself would say, the Loov.

It was his first Premier League goal of the season, and it’ll take something special to top it.

Arsenal fans, cast your minds back to happier times as Martin Odegaard was putting his side 2-0 up against West Ham.

After failing with a Trivela cross, Gabriel Martinelli kept it simple for his do-over, and the Norwegian gave it the finish it deserved.

If you’re going to snatch a point against the Premier League leaders, you’re going to need something special.

That’s exactly what Jarrod Bowen delivered, finishing off this volleyed effort to decide the result of a fixture which could have a massive impact at both ends of the table.

Not since April 10, 2022, had Diogo Jota scored a Premier League goal for Liverpool before his double in the 6-1 thumping of Leeds.

Both were impressive finished but this half-volley from the edge of the box is worth an extra replay.