When you hear the net bulge week after week, there's a certain magic in the air - a sense that you're witnessing something extraordinary. Scoring in football is hard enough, but doing it game after game is an art form reserved for the truly elite. It’s a display of consistency, precision, and unshakable confidence, captivating fans and leaving opponents in awe.
Across the years, the Premier League has hosted some of the most prolific goal-scorers, players who have etched their names into history with streaks that defy belief. Let’s celebrate these streaks and the players who pulled them off.
Here Are The Premier League Players With The Longest Goal-Scoring Streaks of All-time
15. Ian Wright (Arsenal) – 7 Games (18.09.1994 - 23.11.1994)
Ian Wright’s energy and hunger for goals were unmatched, and his seven-game streak was a prime example of his tenacity. Wrighty wasn’t just about putting the ball in the net; he brought an infectious passion that lifted his team and fans alike. His iconic celebrations and knack for clinical finishes made him a beloved figure, with this streak being one of many highlights in a stellar career.
14. Alan Shearer (Newcastle United) – 7 Games (14.09.1996 - 30.11.1996)
Alan Shearer’s name is synonymous with goal-scoring in English football, and this streak in 1996 was a perfect showcase of his ability. From September to November that year, Shearer netted in seven consecutive games, including goals against top clubs like Liverpool and Manchester United. This streak came at a time when Newcastle were battling for the title, and Shearer’s ruthless finishing kept them in the race.
13. Thierry Henry (Arsenal) – 7 Games (19.03.2000 - 09.05.2000)
Thierry Henry was the epitome of grace and precision, and his seven-game streak in 2000 was a display of why he was regarded as one of the finest strikers in the world. His goals included a famous finish against Leeds United and a key strike in the North London derby against Tottenham. Henry’s fluid movement and exceptional finishing made him a constant threat, and this streak helped cement his reputation as Arsenal's greatest-ever forward.
12. Emmanuel Adebayor (Arsenal) – 7 Games (29.12.2007 - 11.02.2008)
Thierry Henry was the epitome of grace and precision, and his seven-game streak in 2000 was a display of why he was regarded as one of the finest strikers in the world. His goals included a famous finish against Leeds United and a key strike in the North London derby against Tottenham. Henry’s fluid movement and exceptional finishing made him a constant threat, and this streak helped cement his reputation as Arsenal's greatest-ever forward.
11. Romelu Lukaku (Everton) – 7 Games (01.11.2015 - 19.12.2015)
Romelu Lukaku’s 2015 streak was a major turning point in his career. Scoring seven goals in seven consecutive games, including memorable strikes against Chelsea and Manchester United, Lukaku demonstrated the strength and clinical nature that would define his Premier League career. His form was crucial in keeping Everton competitive, and this run helped him gain a reputation as one of the league's premier strikers.
10. Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) – 7 Games (12.05.2019 - 21.09.2019)
Sergio Aguero’s consistency was unparalleled, and in 2019, he went on a seven-game streak that included goals against Huddersfield Town and Chelsea. Aguero’s ability to score in key matches, particularly against top teams, showed why he is considered one of the Premier League’s greatest-ever strikers. This run added another chapter to his legacy at Manchester City, where he had already become the club's all-time top scorer.
9. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) – 7 Games (28.08.2021 - 24.10.2021)
Mohamed Salah’s seven-game streak in 2021 was a masterclass in clinical finishing. His run included goals against teams like Leeds United and Manchester City. Salah’s creativity and ability to score from almost any position made him a nightmare for defenders, and his goals helped Liverpool keep pace with Manchester City at the top of the Premier League.
This streak was a reflection of his unstoppable form during one of the most intense title races in recent years.
8. Erling Haaland (Man City) – 7 Games (21.08.2022 - 08.10.2022)
Erling Haaland wasted no time making a statement in the Premier League with his seven-game streak in 2022. His goals included a memorable performance against Manchester United, where he scored twice in a thrilling 6-3 victory.
Haaland’s blend of power, pace, and finishing ability made him an immediate force in English football, and this streak was just the beginning of what would become a record-breaking career.
7. Taiwo Awoniyi (Nottingham Forest) – 7 Games (08.05.2023 - 26.08.2023)
Taiwo Awoniyi’s streak in 2023 was crucial for Nottingham Forest’s survival in the Premier League. His goals helped the club avoid relegation in the 2022/23 season, with his streak including vital strikes against Chelsea and Southampton.
The Nigerian forward’s form in this period showcased his ability to perform under pressure, and he carried that momentum into the following season, becoming a key figure in Forest's attack.
6. Alexander Isak (Newcastle United) – 8 Games (4/12/2024 - 15/01/2025)
Alexander Isak made history as the first Newcastle United player to score in eight successive Premier League games, a streak that lasted from December 4, 2024, to January 15, 2025.
During this incredible run, Isak found the back of the net against some of the league’s biggest names, including Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, and Liverpool, as well as resilient sides like Ipswich Town and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
His goals came in various forms, from ice-cold penalties to moments of brilliance in open play, proving his adaptability and finishing prowess. Isak’s contributions were pivotal in securing valuable points for Newcastle, keeping their campaign on track and further establishing his status as one of the Premier League's most reliable goal scorers.
5. Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) – 8 Games (19.10.2019 - 08.12.2019)
Jamie Vardy’s eight-game streak in 2019 was another chapter in his remarkable Premier League journey. His blistering pace and clinical finishing allowed him to score against teams such as Everton and Brighton.
This run wasn’t just about the quantity of goals; it was about his ability to perform in critical moments and show why he remained one of the most dangerous forwards in the league.
4. Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool) – 8 Games (23.11.2013 - 23.02.2014)
Daniel Sturridge was a pivotal part of Liverpool's near-title-winning campaign in 2013/14. His streak included goals against rivals such as Arsenal and Chelsea, and his partnership with Luis Suarez helped propel Liverpool to the top of the table.
Sturridge’s form in those eight games was nothing short of exceptional, and his ability to score in big moments made him a key figure in one of the most exciting title races in recent memory.
3. Ruud van Nistelrooy (Manchester United) – 8 Games (12.12.2001 - 19.01.2002)
Ruud van Nistelrooy’s debut season in the Premier League saw him go on an eight-game streak, which included iconic goals against teams like Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur.
Van Nistelrooy’s predatory instincts in the box were unrivalled, and his streak helped him quickly establish himself as one of the most feared forwards in Europe. His ability to score in consecutive games was a testament to his consistency and clinical nature.
2. Ruud van Nistelrooy (Manchester United) – 10 Games (22.03.2003 - 23.08.2003)
Ruud van Nistelrooy raised the bar with a 10-game streak that spanned two seasons. His run included goals against teams like Fulham and Middlesbrough, and it was during this stretch that he became the first player in Premier League history to score in 10 consecutive matches.
Van Nistelrooy’s deadly finishing, combined with his movement and positioning, made him one of the most lethal strikers of his generation and one of the greatest Man Utd strikers of all time.
1. Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) – 11 Games (29.08.2015 - 28.11.2015)
Jamie Vardy’s record-breaking 11-game streak is the stuff of Premier League folklore. Not only did he set a new record for consecutive goals, but he also helped Leicester City secure an improbable Premier League title. His goals, which included strikes against Manchester United and Chelsea, were pivotal in Leicester’s fairy tale season.
Vardy’s relentless work rate and blistering pace were the key factors in his record-breaking run, and his name will forever be synonymous with one of the greatest underdog stories in football history.
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