Premier League goals of the week: Gameweek 19

The Premier League action never stops.

Gameweek 19 is done and dusted, having produced some significant results at both ends of the field to give fans plenty to remember...unfortunately for the likes of Liverpool and Chelsea.

Here's a look back at the best goals on offer this week.

1. Aleksandar Mitrovic vs Leicester

What a finish from Mitrovic and what a ball from Willian.

Everything about Fulham's solitary strike in their 1-0 win over Leicester was sensational, with the Serb on track to shatter his previous Premier League goalscoring record.

2. Casemiro vs Bournemouth

Casemiro might be an elite defensive midfielder, but he really knows where the back of the net is.

His movement for this strike in Manchester United's 3-0 win over Bournemouth is really smart, and the composure of the finish isn't half bad, either.

3. Wilfried Gnonto vs West Ham

Gnonto had a real day to remember as Leeds and West Ham played out an entertaining 2-2 draw.

On top of some mesmeric dribbling and a filthy nutmeg that had no regard for the wellbeing of Thilo Kehrer, the teenager fired home this ferocious strike to kick off the fun.

4. Gianluca Scamacca vs Leeds

Not to be outdone by the Leeds man, Scamacca crashed home a great goal of his own later in the game to give West Ham a temporary lead.

The Italian lined up on the edge of the box and fizzed his effort into the bottom corner, earning some extra points for the satisfying thwack off the post.

5. Daniel Podence vs Aston Villa

A great one-two with Joao Moutinho led to this absolute beauty from Podence.

Some nimble footwork in the box saw the Wolves man breeze past his defender and fire through a crowd to secure a 1-1 draw with Aston Villa.

6. Harry Kane vs Crystal Palace

A truly ruthless finish from Kane as Tottenham put Crystal Palace to the sword.

After collecting a perfect pass from Bryan Gil, the Spurs striker didn't even hesitate as he powered home into the only corner of the goal available to him. As efficient as they come.