10 UNFORGETTABLE Premier League Moments From 2023/24

That is of the very highest order. A chance for him to say thank you to both the home and away fans in a moment of mutual respect. Gakpo, standing up towards the back... Oh, Atletico didn't make much of that, and then Salah with his 200th goal for Liverpool! What a goal, what a time to score it. Becomes only the fifth player in Liverpool's history to hit 200 goals for the club. Well, how about that? Chipped back in towards Jesus, desperate defending. Odegaard... That'll be a penalty. Havertz to first. Now, there was a big round of applause from the away end when Odegaard and Saka decided to give the ball to Kai Havertz. He hasn't scored in his last 20 club appearances. Could he get his first goal for the Gunners here? No, announces himself as an Arsenal player, and the Gunners lead by three goals to nil. You can see what that means to him and to those Arsenal supporters. Earlier in the season, there was a moment where Bakaya Saka was going to take a penalty and he passed it to Odegaard. He did the same again twice today. What was your view of that? Well, it shows, one, first, the people that we have in that dressing room, that they have the ability to leave the me away and focus on the me. And what they did today for Kai, it was a really moving moment. Someone that is going through a period externally, not internally, but externally, that he's getting questioned in certain areas. For the team to step up and show that empathy and as well that trust towards him, they won my heart even more today, that group of players. Trippier's ball in, free-header, three-nil. Schur stepping forward, you might fancy this, instead he's played it through to Kieran Trippier, it's Wilson! Anthony Gordon, it's opened up again! It's beautiful! Almiron's after that, it's so easy. Isak, moving up the gears. Longstaff, taking aim. And given ice is there! Davis, Isak though, is after this. It's Isak! There is ice in those veins. This is a day, Newcastle United will never forget. They have eight. Jack Robinson can take a long one if he wants. Can be just as effective as a corner. He's got great distance on that. Over McBurney. Hover! Quite incredible, isn't it? Tottenham have pushed and pushed. The breakthrough, and then suddenly, Sheffield United from nowhere. Corner number 15 for Spurs. Richarlison! Bit of stoppage time. The Spurs player who needed a lift more than any other has headed Tottenham level. His first Premier League goal for Spurs here at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Udoge, want it back. Hojbjerg. Richarlison. Kulishevski. And he makes a strike! Absolutely crazy! But it's on the clock. Sheffield United are devastated. But it's sheer delight for Tottenham Hotspur. Wow, what a comeback. You got the winner. Sum it up, how does that win feel? Strange, honestly. I hate that we're losing the game. We need to be much more calm. Trust in ourselves much more. God is good. We worked hard for this win. Very nice feeling to see that last goal go in. Cheeky Jaffe. He's got it back again. He's caught again. What a young man this is. Paul Palmer, who loves it at Stamford Bridge. And he keeps this extraordinary scoring run going. It's 20 in all competitions for him this season. That's now with Mudrick. Jackson. Both for Chelsea and for him. Pickford's giving it away. Chelsea found through the three points this early. Has another hat-trick. It's amazing. It's a brilliant finish again. So we're good to go here at the Vitality. It'll be Luton to get us underway. Cabore on the outside. He's played it back to Clarke. Oh, and in by Jones. Jones surging to the lead. Inside nine minutes. John Pedouty. Must be amazing. Aubamey, 2-0 to Luton. Bournemouth were wide open. Cabore, who brings it away. And Barkley's bombing forward here if Cabore sees him. He has seen him. He's onside. Barkley! There's Luton into a 3-0 lead. Tavernier. Chong closed him down brilliantly. Solanke trying to turn. That's brilliant. Oh, a glorious goal from Solanke. Cook with it. Oh, helped on by Ounel. And is that over the line? They're appealing. Goal! 3-2. It's game on here. And half an hour to play. Well, it's the only Premier League game of the night. And what more do you need? Great ball that. Christy to Semenya. Taking on Hashioka. And going for it. What a goal from Semenya. It's 3-3. Here's Ounel. It's Semenya. Oh, the season. These from 3-0 down at halftime. The Cherries have turned it around in situating style. Approaching last chance saloon for Chelsea. The twinkie. Beyond Dano. Dano tries to recover. Penalty! Oh, it's so similar to the Manchester City game. But Chelsea fought back for a late penalty to secure a draw. Has Diogo Dalot denied his teammates a win away from home here? Manchester United were almost there. But in this game, which has continued to spring surprises, there's been a late one in the can. It's clumsy. It's clumsy from Diogo Dalot. At the end of a thoroughly exciting game, the outcome is going to be decided here. He wouldn't dink it again, would he? Would he dare? Panenka at the weekend. Up against Donnara. Cole Palmer. The sensible option. And surely salvages a point for Chelsea, who refuse to give up, having thrown away a two-goal lead, having been slumped to a 3-2 deficit. And Chelsea have come back from the dead here again. 18 goals now for Chelsea, for Cole Palmer. Maybe it's not over yet. Madhuike. Jackson. They're queuing up here. Raheem Sterling. Oh, too many touches. And he couldn't pick out Madhuike. Oh, it deflected for Karnic. Manchester United can't believe what's happening here. Can't believe Chelsea didn't get that initial. Shot away better than that. What a chance that was. 2-1 in the dying seconds. Didn't make the most of it. No-one marking Palmer again. It's deflected in. Hat-trick hero. Cole Palmer wins an epic, sensational game. Seven goals. Can you believe what you've just seen? This isn't going to be your average send-off, Mark. This is going to be, I think, something quite special. It's the last manager to actually have a game where everyone knew he was going at the end. It was Buck Faisley back in 1983. Of course, so many men in his position, Jürgen Klopp's position, get sacked. And it's a sudden departure. But this has been a long goodbye. I'm so happy. I can't believe it. I'm so happy about you all, about the atmosphere, about the game, about being part of this family, about us, how we celebrated this day. It's just incredible. Thank you so much. It doesn't feel like an end. It just feels like the start. Because I saw today a football team playing, full of talent, full of youth. We have this wonderful stadium. We have you. The superpower of world football. Change is good. And I heard the song today a few times. And you can do that. I have no problem with that. Let's see how the response will be. I love you two bits. This is phenomenal. You can see it on his face. He knows. Well, ahead of kick-off, an emotional moment. The last time Tom Lokiat was on this pitch, his life was in serious peril. But thanks to the swift actions of both the players and these medical staff, he's made a full recovery from the cardiac arrest he suffered just short of the hour mark. And before the rest of his teammates come out, a chance for him to say thank you to both the home and away fans in a moment of mutual respect. The paramedics you saw there, Phil Ballett, Abbey Clark, Dean Fernie and Adam Todd-Hunter. And as the manager Rob Edwards said ahead of kick-off, those guys are the real heroes of the piece. And as a reminder, that while this sport we love means so much to so many, the health of those that entertain us every week is incalculably more important. And we're all truly grateful that Tom is able to be here to enjoy this special moment. I think seeing Tom speaking to the paramedics, the people who saved his life at the beginning, that was a bit emotional for me in the tunnel area. But really nice as well. He's here because of those heroic people and what they did. And he's able to hold his baby now, his newborn, because of them and what they did. And sometimes I'm coming out here talking about football when it was literally life and death last time we were here. And sometimes it's important to have a little bit of realism as well. And I know football is so important to all of us. And yeah, it's really important to me and it means a lot to me as well. But that maybe brings home a little bit of, okay, what is really important here, guys?