Most Goals in the Top Flight by Clubs

Arsenal recently crossed the 7000th goal landmark in the match against Leeds. So let us have a look at the clubs with the Most goals in the top flight:

#1. Everton (7139 Goals)

The highest goal scorers in English top-flight history are Everton, who have spent an astounding 118 years of their existence as a top-tier side. Everton also holds the record for most goals scored by a player in a single season, the 60-goal 1927/28 campaign of Dixie Dean, Who is a Toffees' legend, and a landmark unlikely to ever be beaten.

#2. Liverpool FC (7071 Goals)

One of the most successful clubs in England and the direct rivals of Everton are placed 2nd in terms of most goals in the top flight. Roger Hunt leads the club's rankings for league goals. Michael Owen and Mohamed Salah are the only Liverpool players who have won the English golden boot twice.

#3. Arsenal (7003 Goals)

Arsenal recently reached their 7,000 top-flight goals after the 2nd goal from Gabriel Martinelli against Leeds, the north London side is currently sitting third. On top of that, no player from Arsenal scored more league goals for the club than Thierry Henry, who netted 175 times in England's top tier during a wonderful career that got him a deserving record of four Premier League Golden Boot awards.

#4. Aston Villa (6727 Goals)

Aston Villa, who has spent more than a century as a top-flight side throughout the club's 146-year history. Currently, the team is ranked 4th in most goals in the top flight. Villa has won seven league titles, though just one of those successes has come in the past century with the club's 1981 triumph followed by a European Cup win the following season.

#5. Manchester United (6677 Goals)

Manchester United is ranked 5th in the list of most goals in the top-flight history. They are the only club that holds the record for most league title successes with 20, their last success coming during the 2012/13 season. The most successful reign of the club's history has undoubtedly come following the formation of the Premier League in the early nineties, winning 13 league titles under the guidance of the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson.