WATCH: The best Premier League goals of Gameweek 32

The Premier League season is inching closer and closer to its dramatic conclusion, with the action coming thick and fast now.

Gameweek 32 has come and gone, and attention is already turning to the next bout of midweek madness, but there are plenty of reasons to sit back and smell the roses of this past round of action.

Here are the best goals from matchday 32.

1. Gabriel Martinelli vs Southampton

Arsenal's 3-3 draw with Southampton really did have it all.

Gabriel Martinelli started what would end up being an almighty comeback with this fizzing volley following some excellent work from partner-in-crime Bukayo Saka down the right.

2. Harry Wilson vs Leeds

It looked like this Fulham chance had gone as Illan Meslier got a palm to the cross, but Harry Wilson had other ideas.

A quick readjustment of his feet and Wilson was lashing in a gorgeous half-volley which picks up bonus points for hitting the cross bar and landing right in the corner of the net.

3. Diogo Jota vs Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest were very kind to hand Diogo Jota this chance on a silver platter, but the Liverpool man still had plenty of work to do.

After some great control to bring the ball down, the Portuguese spun a fizzing volley beyond Keylor Navas to steer Liverpool to a much-needed three points.

4. Jacob Murphy vs Tottenham

Everything about this is perfect. The long-range strike, the fan celebrations and the collective shock on everyone's faces as St James' Park tried to figure out what on earth was happening.

Perhaps the best individual highlight of Newcastle's 6-1 drubbing of Tottenham belongs to Jacob Murphy, who scored as many goals inside the first nine minutes of that game as he had in the 70 previous matches.

5. Alexander Isak vs Tottenham

A quality finish from Alexander Isak, but the Swede must take a step back here because this goal is all about the outrageous assist from Joe De Willock.

He took it first time, as well. Unreal.

6. Pablo Fornals vs Bournemouth

You score a scorpion, you make the list. Them's the rules.

Realistically, this wasn't even a particularly good scorpion kick from West Ham's Pablo Fornals, who falls victim to memories of Olivier Giroud's 2017 Puskas winner, but you have to take these special moments when they come.