Premier League 1994-95

Football, 464 games, 5 stats per player

Goals34Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers Assists27Darren AndertonTottenham Hotspur Minutes3,816Robbie FowlerLiverpool Yellow cards12Francis BenaliSouthampton Red cards2Pavel SrnicekNewcastle United

526 players, sorted by goals

Player
Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers	42	34	19	3,798	4	–
Robbie FowlerLiverpool	42	25	8	3,816	4	–
Les FerdinandQueens Park Rangers	37	24	12	3,375	6	1
Stan CollymoreNottingham Forest	37	22	11	3,339	4	–
Jurgen KlinsmannTottenham Hotspur	41	21	21	3,699	6	–
Andy ColeManchester United	36	21	9	3,150	3	–
Matthew Le TissierSouthampton	41	19	23	3,717	6	–
Teddy SheringhamTottenham Hotspur	42	18	15	3,690	3	–
Ian WrightArsenal	31	18	7	2,745	9	–
Chris SuttonBlackburn Rovers	40	15	24	3,663	6	–
Dean SaundersAston Villa	39	15	8	3,546	2	–
Uwe RoslerManchester City	31	15	7	2,655	5	1
Andrei KanchelskisManchester United	30	14	6	2,295	–	–
Paul RideoutEverton	29	14	1	2,268	1	–
Bryan RoyNottingham Forest	37	13	18	3,474	4	–
Tony CotteeWest Ham United	34	13	7	3,078	2	1
Dion DublinCoventry City	31	13	9	2,799	3	–
Paul WalshManchester City	39	12	6	3,582	1	–
Ian RushLiverpool	36	12	8	3,285	1	–
Peter BeardsleyNewcastle United	34	12	9	3,096	2	–
Eric CantonaManchester United	21	12	7	1,890	4	1
Antony YeboahLeeds United	18	12	4	1,467	–	–
Mark BrightSheffield Wednesday	37	11	9	3,042	3	–
Peter NdlovuCoventry City	30	11	5	2,529	–	–
John SpencerChelsea	29	11	6	2,394	3	–
Guy WhittinghamSheffield Wednesday	28	11	2	1,836	–	–
Ruel FoxNewcastle United	40	10	13	3,645	–	–
Kevin GallenQueens Park Rangers	37	10	15	2,880	2	–
Paul FurlongChelsea	36	10	6	2,727	6	–
Nicky BarmbyTottenham Hotspur	38	9	10	3,411	–	–
Iwan RobertsLeicester City	37	9	6	2,907	2	–
Brian DeaneLeeds United	35	9	9	2,997	10	–
Robert LeeNewcastle United	35	9	6	3,204	3	1
Mark RobinsLeicester City	34	9	8	2,772	–	–
Iain DowieCrystal Palace	32	9	6	2,898	4	–
Efan EkokuWimbledon	30	9	5	2,700	6	–
Don HutchisonWest Ham United	23	9	3	2,034	5	1
Chris ArmstrongCrystal Palace	40	8	11	3,609	6	–
Stuart PearceNottingham Forest	36	8	2	3,240	7	–
Niall QuinnManchester City	35	8	12	2,178	4	–
Mark HughesManchester United	34	8	8	3,024	4	1
David LoweLeicester City	29	8	6	1,755	3	1
Paul KitsonNewcastle United	26	8	4	2,205	–	–
Ashley WardNorwich City	25	8	5	2,250	5	–
Mark SteinChelsea	24	8	7	1,926	3	–
Steve McManamanLiverpool	40	7	17	3,609	4	–
John BarnesLiverpool	38	7	9	3,447	–	–
Dean HoldsworthWimbledon	28	7	8	2,520	6	–
Duncan FergusonEverton	23	7	2	1,989	2	2
Noel WhelanLeeds United	23	7	1	1,647	4	–
John HartsonArsenal	15	7	1	1,305	5	1
Jim MagiltonSouthampton	42	6	5	3,798	3	–
Gary McAllisterLeeds United	41	6	13	3,690	1	–
Tim SherwoodBlackburn Rovers	38	6	4	3,429	10	–
Dwight YorkeAston Villa	37	6	6	3,033	3	–
Lars BohinenNottingham Forest	34	6	9	2,754	8	–
Mark AtkinsBlackburn Rovers	34	6	4	2,754	1	–
Chris KiwomyaArsenal	29	6	7	1,638	1	–
Neil ShipperleySouthampton	29	6	4	2,304	3	–
Mick HarfordWimbledon	27	6	4	1,575	7	–

From the Lineball stats database, built from official match stats. Tap a column to sort; switch to per game for averages.

Premier League 1992-93 to 2002-03 from epldata by Andrew Clark (github.com/pssguy/epldata). SPI ratings, match probabilities and expected goals 2016-2023: FiveThirtyEight (github.com/fivethirtyeight/data), CC BY 4.0. English league results 1888 onwards from Sean Elvidge, England-football-results (github.com/seanelvidge/England-football-results), drawing on data from RSSSF and Curley & Malmedal (2014), CC BY 4.0.