A: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (91), Joshua King (53), Steffen Iversen (40), Erling Haaland (39), John Carew (38), Tore Andre Flo (38), Morten Gamst Pedersen (34) and Oyvind Leonhardsen (30).
All-Time Premier League Top Norwegian Goalscorers 1992-93 to 2023-24
A: Moussa Diaby (Aston Villa), Malo Gusto (Chelsea), Axel Disasi (Chelsea), Odsonne Édouard (Crystal Palace), Raphaël Varane (Manchester United), William Saliba (Arsenal) and Lucas Digne (Aston Villa).
Premier League 2023-24 Players’ Combined Goals and Assists
A: Liverpool (18 Times), Manchester United (17 Times), Tottenham Hotspur (17 Times), Arsenal (16 Times), Aston Villa (15 Times), Chelsea (15 Times) and Manchester City (13 Times).
Football League Cup Order of Merit 1961 to 2023
A: Douglas Luiz (Aston Villa), João Pedro (Brighton & Hove Albion), Andreas Pereira (Fulham), Casemiro (Manchester United), Emerson Royal (Tottenham Hotspur), Lucas Paqueta (West Ham United) and Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal).
Premier League 2023-24 Players’ Combined Goals and Assists
A: Steven Gerrard (114), Jordan Henderson (76), Michael Owen (60), Emlyn Hughes (59), Ray Clemence (56) and Phil Neal (50).
England Players by Club Affiliation 1872-2023
A: Jarrod Bowen (2022), Jesse Lingard (2021), Declan Rice (2019-23), Joe Hart (2017), Aaron Cresswell (2016-17), Stewart Downing (2014), Andy Carroll (2012), Scott Parker (2011) and Carlton Cole (2009-10).
England Players by Club Affiliation 1872-2023
A: Luxembourg (11), Lithuania (7), Sweden (7), Andorra (6), Hungary (6), Armenia (5), Latvia (5) and Switzerland (5).
Cristiano Ronaldo International Goals Scored for Portugal
A: Bolivia (8), Ecuador (6), Uruguay (6), Brazil (5), Chile (5), Estonia (5), Paraguay (5) and Venezuela (5).
Lionel Messi International Goals Scored for Argentina
A: Atletico Nacional (17), Millonairos (16), America de Cali (15), Deportivo Cali (10), Santa Fe (9) and Junior (9).
Colombian Football League Champions
A: Davor Šuker (45), Mario Mandžukić (33), Ivan Perišić (33), Eduardo da Silva (29), Andrej Kramarić (24) and Luka Modrić (24).
Croatian Football League Prva HNL Champions
A: Peter Simpson (165), Edwin Smith (124), Ian Wright (118), Mark Bright (114), Clinton Morrison (113), Dougie Freedman (108), George Clarke (106) and Johnny Byrne (101).
Crystal Palace Statistics, Facts and History
A: Paul McGrath (1993-96), Ugo Ehiogu (1997-2000), Ozalan Alpay (2001-03), Martin Laursen (2004-08), Richard Dunne (2009-13), Jores Okore (2013-16), James Chester (2019-20) and Tyrone Mings (2020-24).
Aston Villa Premier League Players’ Squad Numbers 1993-94 to 2023-24
A: Sydney FC (5), Melbourne Victory (4), Brisbane Roar (3), Central Coast Mariners (2), Melbourne City, Adelaide United, Newcastle Jets and Western United.
Australia NSL and A-League Champions
A: Carl Bradshaw (72), George Baldock (71), Oliver Norwood (71), Chris Basham (70), John Egan (68) and Enda Stevens (68).
Sheffield United Premier League Appearances 1993-94 to 2023-24
A: Both Aston Villa and Blackburn Rovers were Relegated at the end of Season 1935-36 after spending 44 consecutive seasons in the Top Flight of English Football.
Football League Club Positions from Season 1888-89 to 2022-23
A: Seven UEFA Super Cups: 1990 AC Milan v Sampdoria, 1993 Parma v AC Milan, 2006 Sevilla v Barcelona, 2014 Real Madrid v Sevilla, 2015 Barcelona v Sevilla, 2016 Real Madrid v Sevilla and 2018 Atlético Madrid v Real Madrid.
UEFA Super Cup Finals 1972 to 2023
A: Malmö FF (25), IFK Göteborg (13), IFK Norrköping (13), Djurgårdens IF (8), Helsingborgs IF (7) and IF Elfsborg (6).
Sweden Football League Champions
A: Sarina Wiegman (2021 – ), Hege Riise (2021), Phil Neville (2018-21), Mo Marley (2017-18), Mark Sampson (2013-17), Brent Hills (2006 & 2013) and Hope Powell (1998-2013).
FIFA Women’s World Cup Finals 1991-2023
A: Fenerbahçe (28), Galatasaray (24), Besiktas (21), Trabzonspor (7), Harp Okulu (3) and Gençlerbirliği (2).
Turkish Super Lig Champions
A: Atlético Madrid (1974), Leeds United (1975), AS Saint-Étienne (1976), Valencia CF (2001), Borussia Dortmund (2013) and Paris Saint-Germain (2020).
UEFA European Cup & UEFA Champions League Finals 1955-56 to 2022-23
A: Bob Kelly (11), John Connelly (10), Colin McDonald (8), Jack Hill (8), Nick Pope (8), Louis Page (7), Billy Elliott (5) and Martin Dobson (4).
England Players by Club Affiliation 1872-2023
A: Alan Shearer (260), Harry Kane (213), Wayne Rooney (208), Andrew Cole (187), Frank Lampard (177), Robbie Fowler (163), Jermain Defoe (162), Michael Owen (150) and Les Ferdinand (149).
All-Time Premier League Top English Goalscorers 1992-93 to 2022-23
A: Erland Johnsen (1993-96), Frank Leboeuf (1996-2001), Alexei Smertin (2004-05), Michael Essien (2005-14), Kurt Zouma (2014-17), Jorginho (2018-22), Enzo Fernández (2022-23) and Benoît Badiashile (2023-24).
Chelsea Players’ Premier League Squad Numbers 1993-94 to 2023-24
A: David Johnson (2003 Jamaica), Garath McCleary (2012 Jamaica) and Eric Lichaj (2017 United States).
Nottingham Forest Player of the Year Award Winners 1977-2023
A: Jermain Defoe (2017), Fraizer Campbell (2012), Danny Welbeck (2011), Jordan Henderson (2010), Darren Bent (2009-10), Gavin McCann (2001), Michael Gray (1999), Kevin Phillips (1999-2002) and Nick Pickering (1983).
England Players by Club Affiliation 1872-2023
A: Alexander Isak (10 Newcastle United), Dejan Kulusevski (2 Tottenham Hotspur) and Pontus Jansson (Brentford).
Premier League 2022-23 Players’ Combined Goals and Assists
A: Danny Tiatto (2005 Australia), Iain Hume (2007 Canada), Esteban Cambiasso (2015 Argentina), Riyad Mahrez (2016 Algeria) and Kelechi Iheanacho (2023 Nigeria).
Leicester City Player of the Year Award Winners 1984-2023
A: Michelle Akers (10 United States), Ann Kristin Aarønes (6 Norway), Sun Wen (7 China) & Sissi (7 Brazil), Birgit Prinz (7 Germany), Marta (7 Brazil), Homare Sawa (5 Japan), Célia Šašić (6 Germany) and Megan Rapinoe (6 United States).
FIFA Women’s World Cup Golden Boot Awards 1991-2019
A: Che Adams (5 Southampton), Tom Cairney (2 Fulham), Stuart Armstrong (2 Southampton), John McGinn (Aston Villa), Ryan Christie (AFC Bournemouth), Liam Cooper (Leeds United) and Scott McTominay (Manchester United).
Premier League 2022-23 Players’ Combined Goals and Assists
A: Caitlin Foord (2011 Australia), Kadeisha Buchanan (2015 Canada) and Giulia Gwinn (2019 Germany).
FIFA Women’s World Cup Young Player Awards
A: Anthony Martial (6 Manchester United), Odsonne Édouard (5 Crystal Palace), William Saliba (2 Arsenal), Michael Olise (2 Crystal Palace), Jean-Philippe Mateta (2 Crystal Palace), Romain Perraud (2 Southampton) and Kurt Zouma (2 West Ham United).
Premier League 2022-23 Players’ Combined Goals and Assists
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