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Highest Scoring Premier League Games Of All-Time

What are the highest scoring Premier League games of all-time?

England’s elite often plays host to some astonishing results and since it’s inauguration in 1992, a number of clubs have delivered some incredible scorelines. And with that in mind, BetVictor News takes a closer look at the highest scoring Premier League games of all-time.

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Highest Scoring Premier League Games

Even the most seasoned and experienced Premier League betting gurus would have been flabbergasted with the events that took place between Portsmouth and Reading in September 2007. Pompey ran out 7-4 winners which perhaps, unsurprisingly, is the highest scoring Premier League game of all-time with 11 strikes.

A total of ten goals has been scored on five separate occasions. Ironically, the Royals feature once more when they were on the receiving end of a 6-4 away defeat to Tottenham. The spooky aspect of this result was that it occurred exactly two months after their South Coast drubbing. The goalkeeper on both occasions was the unfortunate Marcus Hahnemann.

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Spurs also walloped Wigan 9-1 in December 2009 with number 10 on the all-time Premier League top scorers list Jermain Defore helping himself to five goals against the Latics. The other ten-goal hauls include Man United’s 8-2 win over Arsenal, the Gunners 7-3 victory against Newcastle and the astonishing 5-5 draw between West Brom and the Red Devils.

Meanwhile, there has been 26 Premier League matches that have ended up with nine goals. The first of which occurred in 1995 when Man United thrashed Ipswich 9-0. There has been three other matches that have ended by the same scoreline. Southampton lost by nine against both United and Leicester with the most recent being Liverpool’s thrashing of Bournemouth in August 2022.

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Joao Pedro 12/1
Cole Palmer 25/1
Kai Havertz 33/1
Morgan Rogers 25/1

Premier League Games To Feature The Most Goals

Total GoalsDateFixtureScore
1129 Sep 2007Portsmouth vs Reading7-4
1029 Dec 2007Tottenham vs Reading6-4
1022 Nov 2009Tottenham vs Wigan9-1
1028 Aug 2011Manchester United vs Arsenal8-2
1029 Dec 2012Arsenal vs Newcastle7-3
1019 May 2013West Brom vs Manchester United5-5
1004 Mar 1995Manchester United vs Ipswich9-0
925 Oct 2019Southampton vs Leicester City0-9
92 Feb 2021Manchester United vs Southampton9-0
927 Aug 2022Liverpool vs Bournemouth9-0
922 Dec 2024Tottenham vs Liverpool3-6
904 Oct 2020Aston Villa vs Liverpool7-2

Interesting stat: Portsmouth’s 7-4 victory over Reading in September 2007 remains the highest-scoring Premier League game of all-time, with 11 goals scored. There have also been four separate matches to finish 9-0, including Leicester City’s win over Southampton in 2019 and Liverpool’s victory over Bournemouth in 2022.


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Ben Horlock

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After a two-year loan spell with FootItalia, Ben is back in the gaming industry having previously represented Betfair and Entain. He has produced sports content since 2010 when he was a sports journalism student at Southampton Solent University. Whilst on the South Coast, Ben witnessed the Saints rise from League One to the Premier League and lost count of how many goals Rickie Lambert scored along the way. Not only is he a huge football fan, Ben follows a number of sports including tennis, cricket, rugby and F1. He has been published across a number of reputable sites including Sports Illustrated, GiveMeSport, 90Min and ESPN to name but a few. When Ben is not producing content for BetVictor, he can often be found playing tennis or hiking up the Rock of Gibraltar.