Most goals scored against Premier League top 6 clubs
After Messi surpassed Harry Kane as one of the players who has scored the most goals against the Premier League Top 6 clubs, we look at other players on the list.
Top 6 players with the most goals scored against the Premier League top 6 clubs:
6. Harry Kane (26)
The 27-year old England international started his career at Tottenham in 2009. He has made 330 appearances scoring 219 goals for the Spurs. He has scored 26 goals against Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea.
The 33-year-old Argentine international has not played in the Premier League. However, he has scored 27 goals against Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur. The latest of his goals against Manchester City while representing PSG at the Parc Des Princes.
Cristiano Ronaldo was one of the main pillars of Manchester United's success. He has scored 28 goals against the Top 6 clubs of England. However, he has made a dramatic return to the theatre of dreams and now has a greater chance of climbing this chart.
The 30-year-old Belgium international joined Chelsea from Lille in 2012. In his 110 career goals for Chelsea, he has scored 29 goals against the Premier League top six clubs. Although he has now moved to Real Madrid, his contributions to Chelsea in England remain immortal. However, he can still add to this tally and move up on the list if he scores against these clubs in the UCL.
2. Jamie Vardy (37)
The 34-year-old England international is the second in the ranking. He joined Leicester City in 2012 from Fleetwood Town and has scored 37 goals against the Premier League top six clubs. Moreover, he is the only player on the list who plays for a club outside of the Top 6 in England.
The 32-year-old Argentine international holds the record for most goals against the Premier League top six clubs. He joined Manchester City in 2011 from Atletico Madrid and has scored 54 goals against Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham. However, he has now moved to Barcelona and can only add to this tally if he faces any of these clubs in the UEFA Champions League.
Premier League Facts: Most Premier League hat-tricks By clubs
Discover the Premier League facts of most Premier League hat-tricks by clubs. Manchester City are leading the stats with 44 hat-tricks by their players so far.
Three goals in a game that staff more than 22 world-renowned players have taken to mean one thing: you use a hat trick. The Hat-trick person somehow etches his name into Premier League's history. Here is a Premier League facts to determine clubs with most hat-tricks in Premier League history.
Premier League Facts: Most Premier League hat-tricks By clubs
RANK
CLUBS
Hattricks
LAST HAT-TRICK
1
Manchester City
44
15 February 2025
2
Liverpool
42
24 October 2021
3
Arsenal
41
28 October 2021
4
Manchester United
37
16 January 2025
5
Chelsea
32
28 September 2024
6
Tottenham Hotspurs
29
2 September 2023
7
Blackburn Rovers
17
3 December 2011
8
Everton
16
19 September 2020
9
Newcastle United
15
21 September 2021
10
Aston Villa
12
30 September 2023
11
Leeds United
12
16 January 2023
Manchester City | 44
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Manchester City sits at the top in this most Premier League hat-trick list, an achievement largely influenced by Sergio Agüero. The Argentine forward, a relentless goal-scorer, recorded 12 hat-tricks, the most by any player in Premier League history. Every time he stepped onto the pitch, defenders were on high alert- his impact was inevitable. Now, Erling Haaland continues this legacy, showcasing his goal-scoring prowess.
Liverpool | 42
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Liverpool boasts a rich history of goal-scoring excellence, with players such as Luis Suárez, Robbie Fowler, and Mohamed Salah leading the way. Suárez, in particular, had a remarkable record against Norwich City, delivering multiple hat-tricks and leaving a lasting mark on Premier League history.
With such good goal-scoring talent as Luis Suárez, Robbie Fowler and now Mohamed Salah, Liverpool has a tradition that is hard to beat. Especially against Norwich City, Suárez possessed a unique record: several hat-tricks over them have left their mark in the most Premier League hat-trick list.
Arsenal | 41
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Arsenal has also been a dominant force in delivering Premier League hat-tricks. The club's most frequently cited serial hat trick scorer had been Henry, followed by Van Persie and Alexis Sánchez.Henry was particularly one-of-a-kind shooting that could hit both precision and aesthetic appeal and, in any case, it screamed specific praise for the great scorer that he was.
Manchester United | 37
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Manchester United's heritage is that small one in which Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, and Ruud van Nistelrooy all scored unforgettable hat-tricks. The best example of Rooney's explosive speed in front of goal happened at Emirates Stadium in August 2011 when he just gave one more fine display to cement Manchester United's grip on most Premier League hat-tricks.
Chelsea | 32
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Chelsea's success is built on legends such as Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard and Eden Hazard. These players not only could afford to score goals, but they were true gamblers in high-stakes contests and made sure that Chelsea remained a force to be reckoned with in the Premier League's history.
Tottenham Hotspur | 29
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There is a player who stands out above all others for Tottenham Hotspur; Harry Kane. As an English striker, he has continuously managed to find the net. Three goals in a match are routine for this young upstart and just add to an already impressive international profile.
Hat-Tricks from Historic Clubs:
Aston Villa-12 Premier League Hat-tricks:
Aston Villa, one of England's most historic clubs, has had more than its fair share of players scoring most Premier League hat-tricks.
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Striking the ball so fiercely reflects both the immense power underlying his well-timed shots and their accuracy too.
Regardless of spells spent in lower divisions, Aston Villa's long-held tradition of superior combat produces continuous effective results in front of the goal.
Leeds United-12 Premier League Hat-Tricks
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When was the last time Manchester United were relegated to second division of English football?
In the "Premier League" era Manchester United have never been relegated to the second division. Earlier, the last time they were relegated to second division was at the conclusion of the 1973–74 season.
Manchester United, one of the biggest football clubs in Europe and England are nearing a relegation phase under coach Ruben Amorim in the English Premier League. After the 0-1 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur, they are currently at number 15 in the points table and are only three spots away from being relegated from the first division.
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This leads to the question have Manchester United ever been relegated to the second division of English football? If yes, when was the last time they were relegated to the second division?
Have Manchester United ever been relegated to the second division of English football?
Yes, the Red Devils have been relegated to the second division of English football five times. They have spent a total 22 seasons in the second division of English football.
The first time they were relegated to the second division was in 1894-95 season. Post that, they were promoted back to the first division five times from 1935-36 to 1974-75 season. In the 1935-36 and 1974-75 season, they were promoted back after being champions of the first division.
In 1905-06, 1924-25 and 1937-38 season, they were promoted after being runners-up of the second division.
When was the last time they were relegated to the second division?
In 1973-74 season, United were relegated to second division of English Football. Image | Sun
In the "Premier League" era Manchester United have never been relegated to the second division. Earlier, the last time they were relegated to second division was at the conclusion of the 1973–74 season.
After the end of "Matt Busby" era in 1969, Manchester United started losing their best players and grip on the dominance of English and European football. Bobby Charlton, Denis Law and George Best had left the club and in 1971 season, Frank O'Farrell was appointed as the manager of the club but managed to stay at the club for only 17 months.
Tommy Docherty succeed him as the head coach at the end of 1972, but was able to save the club from relegation only in that season. In the next season, they were relegated to the second division after finishing 21st among the 22 teams in the league.
United could only manage 32 points from 42 games that season after 10 wins, 12 draws and 20 defeats.
1973-74 Points Table
Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GR
Pts
Qualification or Relegation
1
Leeds United
42
24
14
4
66
31
2.129
62
Qualified for the European Cup
2
Liverpool
42
22
13
7
52
31
1.677
57
Qualified for the Cup Winners' Cup
3
Derby County
42
17
14
11
52
42
1.238
48
Qualified for the UEFA Cup
4
Ipswich Town
42
18
11
13
67
58
1.155
47
5
Stoke City
42
15
16
11
54
42
1.286
46
6
Burnley
42
16
14
12
56
53
1.057
46
7
Everton
42
16
12
14
50
48
1.042
44
8
Queens Park Rangers
42
13
17
12
56
52
1.077
43
9
Leicester City
42
13
16
13
51
41
1.244
42
10
Arsenal
42
14
14
14
49
51
0.961
42
11
Tottenham Hotspur
42
14
14
14
45
50
0.900
42
12
Wolverhampton Wanderers
42
13
15
14
49
49
1.000
41
Qualified for the UEFA Cup
13
Sheffield United
42
14
12
16
44
49
0.898
40
14
Manchester City
42
14
12
16
39
46
0.848
40
15
Newcastle United
42
13
12
17
49
48
1.021
38
16
Coventry City
42
14
10
18
43
54
0.796
38
17
Chelsea
42
12
13
17
56
60
0.933
37
18
Southampton
42
11
14
17
47
68
0.691
36
Relegated to the Second Division
19
Manchester United
42
10
12
20
38
48
0.792
32
20
Norwich City
42
7
15
20
37
62
0.597
29
In 1974-75 season United were champions of Second Division. Image | Getty
But, Tommy Docherty was able to restore the glory of the club in his first attempt as they won the second division following season and were promoted back to the first division of English football.
Post 1992, the first division was renamed to "Premier League", the second division to "Championship". In the Premier League era, Manchester United are the most successful team with 13 Premier League titles.
But, post Sir Alex Ferguson era, the most successful manager in Manchester United's history, they club started losing their old glory. Many managers and players were brought in but since lifting the club in 2012-13 season, they have not been able to lift the league once.
Current situation of Manchester United and relegation
In 21 matches as the head coach of Manchester United, Amorim won 10 matches while losing 9 of them. In the Premier League, Amorim has managed United in 14 games and lost in 8 of those games while winning only 4 times.
Currently, they are at number 15 position in the points table with 29 points in 25 games. They are just three spots above the relegation zone followed by West Ham United with 27 points and Wolves with 19 points.
Ipswich Town and Leicester City with 17 points are at 18th and 19th point while Southampton are last with 9 points only. United will face Everton next on 22nd February and followed by match against Ipswich and Arsenal on 27th February and 9th March.
Tottenham Hotspurs vs Manchester United | English Premier League 2024-25 Highlights | FT Tottenham 1-0 Manchester United | A strike from Maddison is enough to collect 3 points for Posctecoglu's managed side
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Manchester United are in the 13th place in the Premier League standings and have not been at their best this season. The Red Devils were defeated by a 2-1 scoreline in the FA Cup in their previous game against Leicester City and will look to achieve a similar result this weekend.
On the other hand, Tottenham Hotspurs are in the 14th place in the league table and have struggled over the past years. The North London side suffered a 2-1 defeat against Aston Villa this week and will need to work hard to bounce back in this fixture.
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43' | Spurs is showing constant domination on United
Feb 16, 2025, 5:12 PM
40' | Yellow card!
Casemiro puts a reckless tackle on Son, and the referee pulls-off the yellow
Feb 16, 2025, 5:11 PM
39' | Foul on United
Bentancur committed a foul on Casemiro
Feb 16, 2025, 5:10 PM
37' | Foul for United
Davies committed a foul on Casemiro
Feb 16, 2025, 5:08 PM
36' | Tottenham's counter denied by Dorgu
Poro is looking scary with the ball but Dorgu intercepted the ball.
Feb 16, 2025, 5:06 PM
34' | Foul for Tottenham
Maddison committed a foul on Mazaroui
Feb 16, 2025, 5:05 PM
31' | Spurs are looking to hold on to ball
With Spurs holding their defenders tight after the goal, Tottenham is now waiting for the right time to attack with Maddison and Son to double their lead
Feb 16, 2025, 5:01 PM
29' | A rock-solid defensive show by Manchester United
A pinpoint cross from Porro to son but Mazouri blocked the cross.
Feb 16, 2025, 4:59 PM
26'| Great save by Onana
A pinpoint long ball from Maddison to Son and he passes into the final third for Tel, but Tel's power shot is stopped by Onana.
Feb 16, 2025, 4:56 PM
25' | A rock-solid defensive show by the side of visitors!
Feb 16, 2025, 4:55 PM
23' | Chance for Manchester United
Bruno makes a pinpoint pass for Garnacho, but the Argentine misses the chance
Feb 16, 2025, 4:52 PM
21' | Foul for Tottenham
Mazaroui committed a foul on Maddison
Feb 16, 2025, 4:51 PM
20' | Tottenham is putting utter domination on the Visitors!
Feb 16, 2025, 4:51 PM
19' | Foul for Manchester United
Maddison committed a foul on Zirkzee.
Feb 16, 2025, 4:47 PM
12' | GOALLLLL!!!
A constant domination of the visitors by the Hosts ended with a brilliant goal by Maddison. A well-directed shot by Son and Onana pulled off a brilliant stop but the rebound was founded by Maddison and he nets the ball leaving no room left for Andre Onana.
Lucas sees his effort parried by Onana before Madders fires in the rebound! 🎯
Vicario saved the Visitor's chances Hojlund took a great shot Vicario pulled off a great stop, but the rebound was found by Garnacho and Vicario pulled off another brilliant save.
Feb 16, 2025, 4:39 PM
7' | A small collision between Bentancur and Zirkzee
Feb 16, 2025, 4:38 PM
6' | Chance for Tottenham
Spence delivered a cross from the left side of the pitch but did not pinpoint to commit the ball
Feb 16, 2025, 4:36 PM
5' | Tottenham are looking to hold on to ball
Feb 16, 2025, 4:35 PM
5' | Foul for Tottenham
Mazaroui committed a foul
Feb 16, 2025, 4:35 PM
4'| Manchester United are looking to hold on to ball
Feb 16, 2025, 4:32 PM
2' | Foul for Manchester United
Feb 16, 2025, 4:31 PM
1' | Kick-Off
The match is underway in North London
Feb 16, 2025, 4:17 PM
Ruben Amorim's statement | Manchester United
📹 Ruben Amorim gives his thoughts before the game against Tottenham. “Sometimes difficult moments can bring good things” #MUFCpic.twitter.com/H3V0KM9Zwi
Bruno Fernandes will be the most important player in the Manchester United squad. From controlling midfield to scoring goals, the Portuguese midfielder can do it all. Fernandes was a big threat to the opponents in Man United’s previous fixture. He can create a good number of chances for his team’s attacking front which can be a big problem for Spurs.
Rodrigo Bentancur won the Player of the Match award against Brentford. He created three chances for his side and was a constant threat to the opponent’s team. The defensive midfielder will once again play an important role for Spurs as they take on Man United next.
🗓️#OnThisDay last year, Tottenham Hotspur signed Rodrigo Bentancur.
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Man City stats: Manchester City players to score Premier League hat-trick
With Omar Marmoush being the latest addition to the club, this article explores Man City stats on players who scored Premier League hat-tricks for the Blue side of Manchester.
Marmoush joins an elite list of some former and current Manchester City players who have bagged hat-tricks for the club in the Premier League. Sportz Point explores the footballers in this article.
Manchester City players to score Premier League hat-trick
Year of first hat-trick
Player
PL Hat-tricks scored for City
2000
Paulo Wanchope
1
2003
Nikolas Anelka
1
2008
Robinho
1
2010
Carlos Tevez
4
2010
Mario Balotelli
1
2011
Edin Dzeko
1
2011
Sergio Aguero
12
2014
Yaya Toure
1
2015
Raheem Sterling
5
2019
Bernardo Silva
1
2020
Riyad Mahrez
1
2021
Ferran Torres
1
2022
Gabriel Jesus
1
2022
Erling Haaland
8
2022
Phil Foden
3
2025
Omar Marmoush
1
Players who scored multiple PL hat-tricks for Man City
Discover the 20 best football stadiums in the world, featuring iconic arenas known for their electrifying atmosphere, stunning architecture, and rich history
Each venue around the world offers something unique whether it is a roaring atmosphere, cutting-edge technology, or a rich history filled with legendary nights.
Football's continuous push for bigger and better stadiums has given rise to some of the most iconic infrastructures, innovative designs, and never-seen-before concepts. A club's stadium is more than just a ground; it defends its identity and plays a crucial role in the community that surrounds it.
Here is a look at the top 20 stadiums in world football in 2025, featuring some of the most famous and breathtaking arenas, including Liverpool's Anfield and Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabeu.
Ranking Factors:
Capacity: Amount of spectators able to watch the game inside the stadium.
How attractive the stadium looks: Distinct and unique features of a stadium.
How iconic the stadium is: Famous matches and players who have played at the stadium regularly.
The atmosphere generated by fans: Fan support from the terraces pushes the home team forward in big matches.
Top 20 Football Stadiums in the World
#
Stadium
Club/Nation
Capacity
Year Opened
1
Santiago Bernabeu
Real Madrid
81,044
1947
2
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Tottenham Hotspur
62,850
2019
3
Wembley Stadium
England
90,000
2007
4
Signal Iduna Park
Borussia Dortmund
81,365
1974
5
Allianz Arena
Bayern Munich
75,024
2005
6
Estadio Azteca
Club America, Mexico
105,000
1966
7
Anfield
Liverpool
61,276
1884
8
Old Trafford
Manchester United
74,879
1910
9
Maracana
Fluminese, Flamengo, Brazil
78,838
1950
10
San Siro
AC Milan, Inter Milan
75,923
1926
11
La Bombonera
Boca Juniors
57,200
1938
12
Soccer City
Kaizer Chiefs, South Africa
94,700
1989
13
Camp Nou
Barcelona
99,354
1957
14
Celtic Park
Celtic
60,832
1888
15
El Monumental
River Plate
84,567
1938
16
Wanda Metropolitano
Atletico Madrid
70,460
2017
17
Stade Velodrome
Marseille
67,394
1937
18
Mestalla Stadium
Valencia
49,430
1919
19
Estadio da Luz
Benfica
64,642
2003
20
Ibrox Stadium
Rangers
50,987
1899
20. Ibrox Stadium | Home of Rangers | Scotland:
Ibrox Stadium, the home of the Rangers | Hoppers Guide
Ibrox Stadium Information
Attribute
Details
Location
Glasgow, Scotland
Capacity
50,817 (all-seated)
Surface
Hybrid grass (Desso Grass Hybrid)
Year Built
1899
Record Attendance
118,567 (v Celtic, 1939)
19. Estadio da Luz | Home of Benfica | Portugal:
Estadio da Luiz, the home of the Benfica | World soccer. com
Stadium
Location
Capacity
Surface
Year Built
Construction Cost
Record Attendance
Estádio da Luz
Lisbon, Portugal
64,462
Natural grass
2003
£139 million
65,400
18. Mestalla Stadium | Home of Valencia | Spain:
Mestalla, the home of the Valencia | Tickets-Valencia.com
Mestalla Stadium Information
Attribute
Details
Location
Valencia, Spain
Capacity
49,430
Surface
Grass/sand
Year Built
1923
Construction Cost
£1,631
Record Attendance
65,400
17. Stade Velodrome | Home of Marseille | France:
Stade Velodrome, home of the Marseille, France | Les Jours
Stade Velodrome Information
Attribute
Details
Location
Marseille, France
Capacity
67,394
Surface
Hybrid grass (Air Fibr)
Year Built
1937
Years Renovated
1984, 1998, 2014
Record Attendance
65,894 (v Paris Saint-Germain, 26th February 2023)
16. Wanda Metropolitano | Home of Atletico Madrid | Spain:
Caption
Wanda Metropolitano | Home of Atletico Madrid | Spain || Football Espana
Attribute
Details
Location
Madrid, Spain
Capacity
71,461
Surface
Natural grass
Year Built
1994
Years Renovated
2017
Construction Cost
£38.5 million (1994), £205 million (2017)
Record Attendance
69,196 (v Inter Milan, 13th March 2024)
15. El Monumental | Home of River Plate | Argentina:
El Monumental | Home of River Plate | Argentina || Elambito
Attribute
Details
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Capacity
84,567
Surface
Natural grass
Year Built
1938
Years Renovated
1978, 2020-2021
Construction Cost
£36.4 million
Record Attendance
100,000 (River Plate 2–0 Racing, 17 Aug 1975)
14. Celtic Park | Home of Celtic | Scotland:
Celtic Park | Home of Celtic | Scotland || En-conferances
Location
Glasgow, Scotland
Capacity
60,441
Surface
Hybrid grass (Desso Grass Hybrid)
Year Built
1892
Years Renovated
2017
Construction Cost
£35,000 (Main Stand, 1929), £40 million (1994-1998)
Record Attendance
83,500 (v Rangers, 1st January 1938)
13. Camp Nou | Home of FC Barcelona | Spain:
Camp Nou | Home of FC Barcelona | Spain || Stadiumdb. com
Barcelona is following in the footsteps of their arch-rivals, Real Madrid, by giving their home a much-needed facelift. The club’s iconic motto, "Més Que Un Club", is etched into the seats of Camp Nou, a stadium that has long been a symbol of Catalan pride and world-class football.
Stadium Information
Attribute
Details
Location
Barcelona, Spain
Capacity
105,000 (expected)
Surface
Hybrid grass (Grass Master hybrid grass)
Year Built
1957
Years Renovated
1982, 1994, 2026 (expected completion date)
Construction Cost
£1.5 billion (estimated upon 2026 completion)
Record Attendance
83,500 (v Rangers, 1st January 1938)
12. Soccer City | Home of Kaizer Chiefs | South Africa:
Soccer City | Home of Kaizer Chiefs | South Africa | Stadium DB
Soccer City will forever be remembered for the sound of Siphiwe Tshabalala’s thunderous opening goal in the 2010 World Cup finals.
Attribute
Details
Location
Johannesburg, South Africa
Capacity
94,736
Surface
Natural grass
Year Built
1989
Years Renovated
2007-2009
Construction Cost
£347 million
11. La Bombonera | Home of Boca Juniors | Argentina:
La Bombonera | Home of Boca Juniors | Argentina || Stadium DB
Fun fact: La Bombonera, which translates to "Chocolate Box" in English, got its name because, much like a chocolate box, the stadium rises steeply upwards. Not only is the inside spectacular but the outside is also painted in the club’s iconic blue and yellow colors, making it instantly recognizable.
10. San Siro | Home o AC Milan | Italy:
San Siro | Home o AC Milan | Italy || Stadium DB
Attribute
Details
Location
Milan, Italy
Capacity
75,817
Surface
Hybrid grass (Grass Master)
Year Built
1926
Years Renovated
1935, 1955, 1987-1990, 2015-2026
Stadium Owner
AC Milan (1926-1935), Municipality of Milan (1935-present)
9. Maracana | Home of Fluminense and Flamengo | Brazil:
Maracana | Home of Fluminense and Flamengo | Brazil || Flare Senha
Estadio Jornalista Mario Filho
Attribute
Details
Official Name
Estadio Jornalista Mario Filho
Location
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Capacity
73,139
Surface
Natural grass
Year Built
1950
Years Renovated
2000, 2006, 2013
Record Attendance
199,854-210,000 (disputed) (Uruguay v Brazil, 16th July 1950)
8. Old Trafford | Home of Manchester United | England:
Old Trafford | Home of Manchester United | England || Stadium DB