Premier League 1995-96

Football, 380 games, 5 stats per player

Goals31Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers Assists25Steve McManamanLiverpool Minutes3,438

Dennis WiseChelsea Red cards3Vinny JonesWimbledon

502 players, sorted by goals

Player
Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers	35	31	13	3,150	4	–
Robbie FowlerLiverpool	38	28	7	3,258	2	–
Les FerdinandNewcastle United	37	25	9	3,339	4	–
Dwight YorkeAston Villa	35	17	17	3,195	–	–
Teddy SheringhamTottenham Hotspur	38	16	12	3,429	2	–
Andrei KanchelskisEverton	32	16	11	2,907	2	–
Chris ArmstrongTottenham Hotspur	36	15	10	3,240	5	–
Ian WrightArsenal	31	15	5	2,826	8	–
Dion DublinCoventry City	34	14	4	3,069	3	–
Stan CollymoreLiverpool	31	14	15	2,754	2	–
Eric CantonaManchester United	30	14	16	2,709	1	–
David HirstSheffield Wednesday	30	13	7	2,709	1	1
John SpencerChelsea	28	13	7	2,151	5	–
Savo MilosevicAston Villa	37	12	8	3,285	5	–
Antony YeboahLeeds United	22	12	1	2,007	–	–
Robbie EarleWimbledon	37	11	2	3,348	3	1
Andy ColeManchester United	34	11	16	2,970	3	–
Dennis BergkampArsenal	33	11	9	2,979	5	–
Ryan GiggsManchester United	33	11	17	2,718	–	–
Julian DicksWest Ham United	34	10	8	3,060	4	–
Dean HoldsworthWimbledon	33	10	5	2,889	6	1
Tony CotteeWest Ham United	33	10	3	2,799	1	–
Daniele DichioQueens Park Rangers	28	10	6	1,908	7	1
Paul ScholesManchester United	26	10	5	1,539	1	–
Uwe RoslerManchester City	36	9	3	3,105	6	–
Graham StuartEverton	29	9	5	2,448	3	–
Robert LeeNewcastle United	36	8	6	3,267	3	–
Peter BeardsleyNewcastle United	35	8	13	3,168	6	–
Marc DeGryseSheffield Wednesday	34	8	8	2,772	–	–
Iain DowieWest Ham United	33	8	7	2,979	6	–
Ian WoanNottingham Forest	33	8	13	2,979	5	–
Niall QuinnManchester City	32	8	9	2,205	4	–
Mark HughesChelsea	31	8	5	2,817	10	1
Kevin GallenQueens Park Rangers	29	8	2	2,421	–	–
Noel WhelanCoventry City	29	8	8	2,187	3	–
Bryan RoyNottingham Forest	28	8	5	2,331	3	–
Jason LeeNottingham Forest	28	8	5	1,917	4	1
Neil ShipperleySouthampton	37	7	4	3,357	1	–
Dennis WiseChelsea	35	7	9	3,096	10	–
Brian DeaneLeeds United	34	7	4	2,727	6	–
Matthew Le TissierSouthampton	34	7	14	3,069	9	1
Steve StoneNottingham Forest	34	7	11	3,069	3	–
David BeckhamManchester United	33	7	10	2,385	5	–
Nicky BarmbyMiddlesbrough	32	7	12	2,880	4	–
Efan EkokuWimbledon	31	7	7	2,646	5	–
Mark BrightSheffield Wednesday	25	7	6	1,359	2	–
Steve McManamanLiverpool	38	6	25	3,429	–	–
John McGinlayBolton Wanderers	32	6	4	2,691	4	–
Ruel FoxTottenham Hotspur	30	6	11	2,556	1	–
David PlattArsenal	29	6	7	2,430	3	–
Guy WhittinghamSheffield Wednesday	29	6	6	2,448	4	–
Roy KeaneManchester United	29	6	5	2,628	6	2
Jan-Aage FjortoftMiddlesbrough	28	6	8	2,484	3	–
Jon GoodmanWimbledon	27	6	3	846	–	–
Daniel AmokachiEverton	25	6	9	1,566	2	–
Paul RideoutEverton	25	6	6	1,728	1	–
Graham FentonBlackburn Rovers	17	6	2	396	2	–
Paul MersonArsenal	38	5	12	3,438	2	–
Colin CooperNottingham Forest	37	5	2	3,339	5	–
Gary McAllisterLeeds United	36	5	7	3,240	1	–

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.