We’ve selected 12 of the most thrilling games, and YOU can vote for your favourite
We saw some incredible matches during the 2025/26 season, packed with goals, drama and importance.
With the campaign over, we look back at 12 memorable games and are asking YOU to decide which one was the best by voting in the poll below.
You have until Friday 5 June to pick your favourite. We will then reveal the winner, along with an extended highlights package AND a full 90-minute re-run.
Liverpool 4-2 Bournemouth, 15 Aug
Playing their first game of the season as defending champions, Liverpool required a dramatic late double to win an enthralling match against AFC Bournemouth.
On an emotional night at Anfield, where tributes were paid to Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, Arne Slot’s side were two goals ahead just after the break and looked to be easing towards three points – only for Antoine Semenyo to score twice in 14 minutes for Bournemouth.
The visitors even had chances to win it before Federico Chiesa came off the bench to put Liverpool back in front with two minutes remaining, and Mohamed Salah sealed a spectacular game in the fourth minute of stoppage time.
Watch: Highlights of Liverpool 4-2 BournemouthCrystal Palace 3-3 Bournemouth, 18 Oct
It was the match that had everything: a teenager announcing himself on the Premier League stage with two goals, VAR drama, a disallowed goal, a penalty, an equaliser in the seventh minute of stoppage time and a glaring miss by Crystal Palace’s hat-trick hero, Jean-Philippe Mateta, two minutes later.
Bournemouth had raced into a 2-0 half-time lead thanks to a brace from 19-year-old Junior Kroupi, who was starting his first Premier League match.
But Palace came storming back thanks to two goals in five minutes from Mateta. Ryan Christie thought he had won it for Andoni Iraola’s side when he swept in Bournemouth’s third on 89 minutes before Mateta sealed his hat-trick deep into stoppage time.
Fulham 4-5 Manchester City, 2 Dec
On a night where Erling Haaland made history by becoming the fastest player to score 100 Premier League goals, Fulham‘s never-say-die attitude made this a dramatic and memorable match.
Manchester City’s 5-4 defeat of Fulham at Craven Cottage was the 32nd match in Premier League history to see nine or more goals scored, and the first since Tottenham Hotspur 3-6 Liverpool in December 2024.
Man City were leading 3-1 at the end of the first half before increasing their lead by two more goals after the break. However, Marco Silva’s side turned up the intensity as Alex Iwobi crashed in from distance to make it 5-2.
It may have seemed little more than a consolation goal, except substitute Samuel Chukwueze had other ideas, scoring twice in six minutes as the Fulham faithful roared their side on in hopes of an equaliser.
Indeed, Fulham came dramatically close to levelling late on, but were denied an incredible comeback when Josko Gvardiol hooked Josh King’s goalbound effort off the line.
Watch: Highlights of Fulham 4-5 Man CityLeeds United 3-3 Liverpool, 6 Dec
Another late kick-off that brought late drama as there were six goals scored in the second half between Leeds United and Liverpool.
After Hugo Ekitike gave Liverpool a two-goal lead, Leeds produced their first comeback of the evening when Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Anton Stach scored twice in the space of two minutes to wipe out the Reds’ advantage.
Even when Dominik Szoboszlai restored the Reds’ advantage in the 80th minute, Daniel Farke’s side showed magnificent heart and determination to draw level again.
Midfielder Ao Tanaka sent Elland Road into bedlam when he equalised six minutes into second-half stoppage time for an incredible draw against the defending champions.
Watch: Highlights of Leeds 3-3 LiverpoolManchester United 4-4 Bournemouth, 15 Dec
One of the most entertaining draws in recent history. The match featured eight different goalscorers, two sensational free-kicks and brilliant quickfire goals. Neither team was able to take control of the match, with both sides taking the lead at various points.
The first half saw three goals scored, with Manchester United going ahead on the stroke of half-time thanks to a Casemiro header. In the opening 45 minutes, United produced 17 shots as they peppered Bournemouth’s goal.
An incredible first half was followed by an even better second that burst into life early on. Evanilson netted 38 seconds after the break, then Marcus Tavernier gave Bournemouth the lead by whipping a free-kick past goalkeeper Senne Lammens.
To highlight the explosive nature of the second half, Bruno Fernandes stepped up to equalise with a free-kick of his own, Matheus Cunha was on hand to make it 4-3, but Kroupi came on to add another twist to the spectacle.
Watch: Highlights of Man Utd 4-4 BournemouthNewcastle United 4-3 Leeds United, 7 Jan
Harvey Barnes‘ strike in the 12th minute of stoppage time to settle this seven-goal classic is officially the Premier League’s LATEST EVER winning goal.
Leeds had led three times and looked to be on course for three points when Brenden Aaronson scored his second of the match in the 79th minute.
But stoppage-time strikes from Bruno Guimaraes, via the penalty spot, and then Barnes’ second of the game, completed the dramatic turnaround for Newcastle United and halted Leeds’ seven-match unbeaten run in the process.
Watch: Highlights of Newcastle 4-3 LeedsArsenal 2-3 Manchester United, 25 Jan
Man Utd edged Arsenal in this five-goal thriller at Emirates Stadium in a setback on the Gunners’ way to winning the title.
Substitute Cunha curled a stunning strike into the corner from 25 yards to win a match in which Arsenal had taken an early lead through Lisandro Martinez’s own goal. Bryan Mbeumo equalised and five minutes into the second half, Patrick Dorgu crashed a superb effort in off the bar to put the visitors ahead for the first time.
Mikel Merino looked to have earned the league leaders a point, when he turned in a Bukayo Saka corner, but it was Cunha and Man Utd who would ultimately have the final say.
Watch: Highlights of Arsenal 2-3 Man UtdLiverpool 1-2 Man City, 8 Feb
Man City needed a win to keep the title race alive but fell behind to a sublime free-kick by Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai.
Knowing a win was essential to catching Arsenal, who were nine points ahead, and with only 16 minutes left, Pep Guardiola’s side pushed hard and Bernardo Silva equalised with six minutes on the clock.
Deep in stoppage time, Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson felled Matheus Nunes in the area and Haaland buried the penalty.
Szoboszlai was dismissed 13 minutes into stoppage time for denying Haaland another goal as the pair raced towards the goal-line.
Watch: Highlights of Liverpool 1-2 Man CityBurnley 3-4 Brentford, 28 Feb
Burnley were in the bottom three but refused to fold after falling three goals down inside 34 minutes against Brentford.
Instead, they mounted a brilliant comeback, forcing an own goal in first-half stoppage time before Jaidon Anthony and Zian Flemming had them level on the hour.
But in a devastating late twist, Brentford’s Mikkel Damsgaard – who had scored the game’s first goal – converted Rico Henry’s cross in the third minute of stoppage time to deny Burnley even a single point.
Newcastle 1-2 Sunderland, 22 Mar
Everything looked to be going Newcastle’s way when Anthony Gordon put them ahead in the 10th minute against Sunderland at St James’ Park in the season’s second Tyne-Wear derby.
Eddie Howe’s side almost made it two when Sven Botman’s header hit the post, before Sunderland’s comeback began in the second half.
Defender Dan Burn cleared Brian Brobbey’s effort off the line, only for Chemsdine Talbi to score the rebound. Brobbey then struck a 90th-minute winner to stun the home crowd and give Sunderland a first league double over their rivals since 2015.
Aston Villa 4-3 Sunderland, 19 Apr
Setting the tone for the chaos to come, within 10 minutes Aston Villa had taken the lead and Sunderland had equalised.
Chasing a UEFA Champions League place, Villa looked comfortable when Ollie Watkins added his second and Morgan Rogers struck a minute after the break. But in 58 devastating seconds, Sunderland wiped out the lead with only three minutes to play.
Fans had barely caught their breath before Tammy Abraham came off the bench to score the winner in the third minute of stoppage time.
Jeremy Doku scored two incredible goals and salvaged a draw for Man City with an equaliser in the seventh minute of stoppage time in this six-goal thriller.
The winger opened the scoring just before half-time with a wonderful strike from the edge of the box. But Everton shocked Man City with three goals in 13 minutes to leave them trailing with nine to play.
Haaland pulled a goal back two minutes after Thierno Barry scored Everton’s third, before Doku produced another remarkable finish to rescue a point for Man City.
Watch: Highlights of Everton 3-3 Man City