The LATEST Goals Ever Scored in Premier League History

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Following Rio NgumohaIn's 99-minute winner against Newcastle United, we count down the latest goals ever scored in Premier League history.
There's McGinn, no foul.
Maybe they could put a little bit more icing on top.
McGinn driving forward.
Marlon is on one side.
Definitely committing enough players forward here.
Asensio to Daniel Marlon.
Brilliant!
With his right foot into the bottom corner.
His first Villa goal to set the seal on a brilliant away win.
Another good substitution from Unai Emery.
Aston Villa, now out of sight.
They have done a real job on Brighton here.
What a moment!
The 16-year-old with almost the last kick
has sent all in Liverpool red into ecstasy.
Bruno Fernandes has scored.
His last 17 top-flight penalties.
Make it 18.
Make it three points to Manchester United.
And they've won it with the last kick of the day.
Hidalghi won it back.
Richarlison.
Kulishevski.
Oh, she won't strike!
Place has got absolutely knighted.
Oh, devastating.
But it's sheer delight for Tottenham Hotspur.
It's De Landa fanning for Norwich.
Pilkington couldn't get there.
Mata!
Mata himself on the Barclays Premier League stage.
Big time.
3-1 at Chelsea.
Game over.
Well, some players see the situation very, very early.
It's certainly Mata does.
He swoops on this mistake.
Look how quick he's onto this ball.
With two to look for.
And it's been...
The party really has started here at Villapar.
Only the last 10, 15 minutes, but the roof's come off the place.
Saliba's head around.
Orzezus.
This could settle it now.
Evans tries to get across.
Gabriel!
Every step of the way this time round.
Fantastic goal.
Stunning.
Stunning Arsenal football.
That's how you put a game to bed.
And finish from Gabriel Orzezus.
All the composure required.
Right at the vital moment.
Seconds left on the clock.
Seized, okay!
Falls to Dirk Kauk to save a point for Liverpool.
On his knees on the touchline.
Can barely watch this drama unfold.
The Liverpool fan on my stopwatch.
We've had 57 minutes since the second half started.
And Kenny Dalglish and Arsene Wenger don't exactly see eye to eye.
What a finish.
High drama.
High jeopardy at Bramall Lane.
A club desperately grappling for a route off the bottom of the table.
Crucially important.
Four home games in a row.
Four goals for Ollie McBurney.
