Alireza Jahanbakhsh (BRIGHTON v Chelsea, January 1)
Chelsea were heading for three points on the south coast when Iran international Alireza Jahanbakhsh produced a bolt from the blue. Lewis Dunk got his head on Leandro Trossard's corner, but there seemed no danger until Jahanbakhsh produced an outrageous bicycle kick which left Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga helpless. Getty
Kevin De Bruyne (Newcastle v MANCHESTER CITY, November 30)
Rarely has a ball been hit harder than De Bruyne's strike at St James' Park. Benjamin Mendy's cross was headed out by Newcastle defender Paul Dummett toward De Bruyne just outside the box, and the Belgian chested the ball down before lashing a thunderous right-footed volley off the underside of the crossbar. Getty
Harry Wilson (BOURNEMOUTH v Manchester City, August 25)
City were 2-0 up on the South Coast and racing to victory, then Wilson struck right on the stroke of half-time. The on-loan star, just on as a substitute, curled a wonderous left-footed free-kick into City’s top corner, the ball striking the top of the post on its way. One of the league’s best goalkeepers, Ederson was at full stretch, but nowhere near it. Getty
Harvey Barnes (Sheffield United v LEICESTER CITY, August 24)
It took only six minutes for Barnes to settle the match in superb style. With the score at 1-1, Brendan Rodgers introduced the English winger to try to eek out a first win of the season. Barnes did that emphatically. Latched onto Caglar Soyuncu’s from a Leicester corner, he rifled a half-volley that rocketed past Dean Henderson and into the roof of the net.
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Fikayo Tomori (Wolves v CHELSEA, September 14)
Tammy Abraham may have grabbed the headlines for his hat-trick in a 5-2 win at the Molineux, but it was another young Chelsea star who produced the magical moment of the match. Fikayo Tomori opened the scoring in spectacular style when he curled in a first-time shot into the top corner from 30 yards out. It was a finish most midfielders wouldn't be able to pull off, let alone a rookie centre-back. Shutterstock
Jordan Ayew (CRYSTAL PALACE v West Ham, December 26)
Timing is everything in life and Ayew sent Selhurst Park into raptures with an incredible last-minute winner. Ayew appeared as if he was on a harmless run across the face of the penalty area until he spun and danced past three defenders before calmly chipping the ball over Hammers goalkeeper Roberto. Getty
Ismaila Sarr (WATFORD v Liverpool, February 29)
Many had arrived at Vicarage Road expecting to see Liverpool make history by winning in the league for the 19th game in a row. Instead Watford winger Sarr scored twice to end their unbeaten run, and give Watford a Premier League lifeline. The 22-year-old was put through by Troy Deeney, and despite the intense pressure against the European champions, kept his composure to lift the ball over Alisson. Reuters
Moussa Djenepo (Sheffield United v SOUTHAMPTON, September 14)
Southampton striker Djenepo stunned Bramall Lane with a beauty. The Mali international picked up a loose ball 40 yards out and beat three defenders before drilling a low shot into the bottom corner past Blades goalkeeper Dean Henderson. It was a goal worthy of winning any game, and so it proved as Southampton triumphed 1-0. Getty
Mohamed Salah (LIVERPOOL v Newcastle, September 14)
Sadio Mane had already scored two terrific goals to wipe out Newcastle's early lead through a Jetro Willems thunderbolt when Salah took centre stage. The Egyptian played a one-two with Roberto Firmino - the Brazilian sending the ball back into his path with a brilliant back-heel flick - and raced into the area to beat Martin Dubravka with an ice-cool finish. Getty
Son Heung-min (TOTTENHAM v Burnley, December 7)
Spurs manager Jose Mourinho dubbed Son Heung-min 'Sonaldo' after his wonder solo goal against Burnley, comparing the South Korea forward to Brazil striker Ronaldo. Son picked the ball up just outside the Spurs penalty before embarking on an 80-run yard run that took him past several defenders. A cool finish gave Clarets goalkeeper Nick Pope no chance. Getty
Alireza Jahanbakhsh (BRIGHTON v Chelsea, January 1)
Chelsea were heading for three points on the south coast when Iran international Alireza Jahanbakhsh produced a bolt from the blue. Lewis Dunk got his head on Leandro Trossard's corner, but there seemed no danger until Jahanbakhsh produced an outrageous bicycle kick which left Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga helpless. Getty
Kevin De Bruyne (Newcastle v MANCHESTER CITY, November 30)
Rarely has a ball been hit harder than De Bruyne's strike at St James' Park. Benjamin Mendy's cross was headed out by Newcastle defender Paul Dummett toward De Bruyne just outside the box, and the Belgian chested the ball down before lashing a thunderous right-footed volley off the underside of the crossbar. Getty
Harry Wilson (BOURNEMOUTH v Manchester City, August 25)
City were 2-0 up on the South Coast and racing to victory, then Wilson struck right on the stroke of half-time. The on-loan star, just on as a substitute, curled a wonderous left-footed free-kick into City’s top corner, the ball striking the top of the post on its way. One of the league’s best goalkeepers, Ederson was at full stretch, but nowhere near it. Getty
Harvey Barnes (Sheffield United v LEICESTER CITY, August 24)
It took only six minutes for Barnes to settle the match in superb style. With the score at 1-1, Brendan Rodgers introduced the English winger to try to eek out a first win of the season. Barnes did that emphatically. Latched onto Caglar Soyuncu’s from a Leicester corner, he rifled a half-volley that rocketed past Dean Henderson and into the roof of the net.
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Fikayo Tomori (Wolves v CHELSEA, September 14)
Tammy Abraham may have grabbed the headlines for his hat-trick in a 5-2 win at the Molineux, but it was another young Chelsea star who produced the magical moment of the match. Fikayo Tomori opened the scoring in spectacular style when he curled in a first-time shot into the top corner from 30 yards out. It was a finish most midfielders wouldn't be able to pull off, let alone a rookie centre-back. Shutterstock
Jordan Ayew (CRYSTAL PALACE v West Ham, December 26)
Timing is everything in life and Ayew sent Selhurst Park into raptures with an incredible last-minute winner. Ayew appeared as if he was on a harmless run across the face of the penalty area until he spun and danced past three defenders before calmly chipping the ball over Hammers goalkeeper Roberto. Getty
Ismaila Sarr (WATFORD v Liverpool, February 29)
Many had arrived at Vicarage Road expecting to see Liverpool make history by winning in the league for the 19th game in a row. Instead Watford winger Sarr scored twice to end their unbeaten run, and give Watford a Premier League lifeline. The 22-year-old was put through by Troy Deeney, and despite the intense pressure against the European champions, kept his composure to lift the ball over Alisson. Reuters
Moussa Djenepo (Sheffield United v SOUTHAMPTON, September 14)
Southampton striker Djenepo stunned Bramall Lane with a beauty. The Mali international picked up a loose ball 40 yards out and beat three defenders before drilling a low shot into the bottom corner past Blades goalkeeper Dean Henderson. It was a goal worthy of winning any game, and so it proved as Southampton triumphed 1-0. Getty
Mohamed Salah (LIVERPOOL v Newcastle, September 14)
Sadio Mane had already scored two terrific goals to wipe out Newcastle's early lead through a Jetro Willems thunderbolt when Salah took centre stage. The Egyptian played a one-two with Roberto Firmino - the Brazilian sending the ball back into his path with a brilliant back-heel flick - and raced into the area to beat Martin Dubravka with an ice-cool finish. Getty
Son Heung-min (TOTTENHAM v Burnley, December 7)
Spurs manager Jose Mourinho dubbed Son Heung-min 'Sonaldo' after his wonder solo goal against Burnley, comparing the South Korea forward to Brazil striker Ronaldo. Son picked the ball up just outside the Spurs penalty before embarking on an 80-run yard run that took him past several defenders. A cool finish gave Clarets goalkeeper Nick Pope no chance. Getty
Alireza Jahanbakhsh (BRIGHTON v Chelsea, January 1)
Chelsea were heading for three points on the south coast when Iran international Alireza Jahanbakhsh produced a bolt from the blue. Lewis Dunk got his head on Leandro Trossard's corner, but there seemed no danger until Jahanbakhsh produced an outrageous bicycle kick which left Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga helpless. Getty
