The MOST UNFORGETTABLE Premier League goals!

He's the furthest player forward at the moment, from a Newcastle point of view. Long for Enrique, taken by Suarez. Oh, what about that? What about that? Quite sumptuous skill from Luis Suarez. The pass wasn't bad, but the manner in which he dealt with it was truly expert and Liverpool equalised. Well, a cheap giveaway by Newcastle, as you said, Peter. It's a wonderful delivery from Jose Enrique. And all I can say about this finish, absolutely world-class. This guy is a special, special player. Off the shoulder, off the chest, around the goalkeeper. Congrats this time without swing. What a save from Schmeichel, and now it's in! All City shocks the champions on day one. Crisis, what crisis? Fox is nil, Tigers won. Collins with the expansive ball, and Antonio is in behind here. Mikheyev, Antonio for West Ham. Down he went. Oh, it could be in, it is! West Ham are level. It looped past to Kellenberg, and West Ham are back on level terms. Nicole Antonio with a messy finish. That'll be the luckiest goal he ever scores, but it's a valuable one. Cissé. Oh, that is sensational! Papi Cissé with another blinding strike. Outside of the right foot, he means every inch of it. Curling away from Pedecek, out of his grasp, and he's got no chance whatsoever. What a strike of a football. Reasonably comfortably by Turner, and that's Malbrach. For Bent, now Katamol takes over. Support from Andy Reid. Play's done well. Threatening here from Sunderland, it'll fall for Bent! The stadium of light erupts. It's the man in form who strikes the first blow. Darren Bent giving Steve Bruce's Sunderland the lead inside five minutes. Maybe the balloon on the pitch, what interferes with play, but you've got to get on with it, and that's what Darren Bent does. Here's Gareth Bale. And you're there underneath his delivery. Reggie on back for Lucas Moore and mics it up for Lamella! Through a crowd of legs, and in, and Tottenham against Serrano play. Strike first. A goal out of absolutely nothing for Tottenham Hotspur. This is special, really special. They've gradually worked their way up the pitch, Tottenham. Gradually got themselves into that final third. Gareth Bale's hit that big diagonal a few times now. Moore does well, but look at that little Rabona finish from Lamella. Into the corner, it's a wonderful goal. Robert might though here. He's got Olivier Benard going outside. Ginas, now he's put Serrano in. Oh, what a spectacular from Laurent Robert. Good night, God bless, it's 3-0. And that is just amazing from Laurent Robert. I'm sure there are many players out there tonight if you do something like that. Amazing moments of the first period. Lallana. Origi. Coming in. Oh, wow. Wow. Emre Can. Well, Lallana was special, but that is very, very special. And Liverpool have the lead in extraordinary fashion. All you can do is watch and admire this. We talked about the midfield runners just a few minutes ago saying that they're the ones that are looking to penetrate likes of Wijnaldum and Chan. They didn't mean by doing this. Great ball from Lucas, but Chan, he has no right to not just make connection, but to find the back of the net. That is exquisite. Campbell. Taylor. Oh, can you believe it? What a stunning goal from Matty Taylor. Two goals last weekend and an absolute blinder today. And that's why Steve McLaren is keeping a close eye on Matty Taylor. What a strike. Good jump there by Lescott. Phillips. On towards Bobby Zamora up against Jovian Lescott. Zamora's effort. Oh, what a goal. Bobby Zamora. That was sensational. This is becoming a day of days for Queen's Park Rangers. Masuaku. Masuaku. Oh, my God. And it's completely bamboozled Mendy. He's expected across. He's almost on his way coming out to grab something. And instead of that, it flies right into the top corner. And Amholtz ball in. Defensive header, Bernardo Silva winning the second ball and Townsend. That is an unbelievable strike. Crystal Palace lead at Manchester City, but not just that. They do it with one of the goals of the season. A quite supply moment for Amjoss Townsend who marks his 100th Palace game with an extraordinary goal. Well, I think I've seen one better this season. What a hit this is from Amjoss Townsend. It was 15th successive season in the top division and Mark Tuchel has done my word. Oh, what an embarrassment. I do not believe it. We have seen one of the craziest goals ever. Inkelmann has controlled a simple backpass, the kind of thing that he should be in control of 100 times out of 100. And his mistake has gifted the game to Birmingham City. The embarrassment could not be greater. An astonishing incident. Alexander-Arnold. Now Paizuma is cued by Van Dijk. Oh, and in by Origi! 95 minutes plus in front of the Kop. Catastrophic from Pickford for Klopp. Liverpool have won it. So improbably, so impossibly late. Divock Origi from out in the cold to the very heat of the climax of a derby battle. The last touch, the last impossible, unthinkable touch afforded him by Jordan Pickford and Liverpool have snatched it. And we've even got Albert coming forward now. Oh, what about that? What an outrageous goal by Philippe Albert. Well, I don't know about Newcastle, it's Manchester United on skid row today. Magnificent. A piece of individual brilliance that shines out even in this match. It's a wall and a half, that one, isn't it? Well aware of the threats. Here comes Payet. Oh my! Top bin, postage stamp, whatever you want to call it. He is incredible with his free kicks. Absolutely incredible. Oh, that's a goal! What a bizarre goal for Tottenham Hotspur. It has to be the most unusual goal in the Premier League so far. Bergkamp, way towards Pires. Wiltshire over there too. Bergkamp is making a run to the edge of the area. Pires has found him. Dennis Bergkamp is in and that is brilliant. A touch of class, world-class from Dennis Bergkamp and in this gripping game between two of England's championship contenders it's Arsenal who strike first and they strike early and this is what they're good at. Patrick Lierer won it back and they didn't look back after that. Kasame, oh my word, that is astonishing. It's a truly brilliant goal and Fulham are level. Pire team Kasame took it on the chest and from a very unlikely angle volleyed it beyond Spironi and it is Crystal Palace 1 Fulham 1. Alisson is on his way too. He's up. What happens from this corner could shape Liverpool's season. It's Alisson! Oh, unbelievable! It is a word that is so often overused in football but that genuinely is unbelievable. Oh, what a story. Ball from Shanide Lamb. He continues his run up. What an extraordinary goal from the Southampton lead 1-0 and Virginie has just conjured up one of those shock horror moments of Barkley's Premier League history. What on earth was he thinking up there? He's completely mis-kicked it, mis-cued it and it's flown into his own net. Shelby, deflection almost favoured Swansea but Dawson was in the right place. He's given away to Gylfi Sigurdsson, scoops it in towards Bonnie. Not the best header away either. Fabulous goal. What a volley from Wayne Routledge. West Brom just did not do enough and Routledge doubles Swansea's lead. I can't tell you how good a finish that is. That is the most difficult shot to try and execute. That is as good as you'll see. That is absolutely fantastic from Wayne Routledge. Jones. Salah. Escape can Salah. Oh, it's brilliant from Mo Salah and still Salah. Oh, sensational. Absolutely sensational. Stellar. All to dream of. How has that man managed that? A blur of brilliance. He's managed that because he's one of the very best in the world at this moment in time. Shelby's corner. Agger. Gerrard. Oh, this time it does go in. It's gone in off bail after it was hooked off the line by Lennon. Liverpool knew they had to get a goal and it's come around in a rather fortuitous way. Aaron Lennon on the goal line thinks he's done a good clearance, but unfortunately it hits his colleague Gareth Bale straight in the face. Nothing Bale could do about it. Neatly stepping away from fair. Here's Kieran Gibbs. Santi Gazzola with a chance to drive at Norwich City here. Gazzola. Giroud. Giroud again. Gazzola. It's stunning from Arsenal. Beautiful, beautiful football and Jack Wilshere was there to finish it off. Two goals in two games for the Gunners for Jack Wilshere. Well, the finish was exquisite, but the flick from Giroud was equally as good. One word, magical. And the goal is getting played and played again on the big screen here and the Arsenal fans are still applauding because that was genius from Arsenal.