The best Premier League goals of Gameweek 27

There was no shortage of glorious goals on show in gameweek 27 of the Premier League.

Worldies were flying in all over the shop as fans were treated to some great games and shock results. Even the weekend’s only goalless draw, between Man Utd and Southampton, was overflowing with excitement.

Here’s a look back at the best goals from this past weekend.

It took just 35 seconds for Everton to open the scoring against Brentford with this beauty from Dwight McNeil.

McNeil scored seven goals under Sean Dyche at Burnley and now has his first under the boss at Goodison Park.

Yes, it’s deflected, but we don’t care.

Leeds had to rely on Patrick Bamford to drag them level with Brighton, but the goalscoring fun at Elland Road wasn’t done there…

Another equaliser and another banger.

Harrison’s curled effort from towards the edge of the box was the pick of the bunch and just about made up for the own goal he scored a few minutes earlier.

Having been booed by his old Leicester fans, Ben Chilwell silenced the King Power with this expertly controlled volley.

After fizzing his strike into the bottom corner, the Chelsea left-back cupped his ears to the crowd and embraced the role of pantomime villain.

Patson Daka’s strike was glorious but is one of those which, unfortunately, gets swallowed up by the UK’s blackout and Leicester’s defeat on the day.

The Zambian striker cut inside and fired a great strike beyond Kepa Arrizabalaga, and it’s well worth a watch if you can find footage.

The celebration of this Kai Havertz goal is so weird. The threat of VAR had everyone so scared to celebrate what is, objectively, a delightful goal.

Enzo Fernandez showed why Chelsea signed him as he scooped a ball over the…