EPL: Top five goals from week 27

Photo: Nigel Roddis

His team Crystal Palace might have lost but Connor Wickham did everything he possibly could by scoring a brace. His clean left-footed strike in second half gave opposition goalie no chance whatsoever.

Photo: Alan Walter

Last year Leonardo Ulloa's goal kept his team Leicester City in the EPL. But his goal in the weekend ensured that the Foxes remain on top of the league.

Photo: Jason Cairnduff

4 goals in two matches! Marcus Rashford couldn't have hoped for a batter opening to his United career. His second goal against Arsenal was a great header that even a Ruud van Nistelrooy would have been proud of.

Photo: Tony O'Brien

West Ham's Michail Antonio scored an absolute screamer against Sunderland, cutting in from the right flank to curl it past the keeper.

Photo: Russell Cheyne

Tottenham's Danny Rose scored what could probably be it's most important goal of the season to ensure a 2-1 victory over Swansea City and remain just two points away from the top of the table.

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His team Crystal Palace might have lost but Connor Wickham did everything he possibly could by scoring a brace. His clean left-footed strike in second half gave opposition goalie no chance whatsoever.