Premier League 1997-98

Football, 380 games, 5 stats per player

Goals18Dion DublinCoventry City Assists24

David BeckhamManchester United Minutes3,456Per FrandsenBolton Wanderers Yellow cards11Jamie FullartonCrystal Palace Red cards3David BattyNewcastle United

536 players, sorted by goals

Player
Dion DublinCoventry City	36	18	10	3,240	4	1
Michael OwenLiverpool	36	18	16	3,096	3	1
Chris SuttonBlackburn Rovers	35	18	13	3,159	7	1
Andy ColeManchester United	33	16	13	2,844	5	–
Jimmy HasselbainkLeeds United	33	16	7	2,763	5	–
Kevin GallacherBlackburn Rovers	33	16	7	2,835	2	–
Dennis BergkampArsenal	28	16	17	2,538	7	–
John HartsonWest Ham United	32	15	13	2,889	3	2
Darren HuckerbyCoventry City	34	14	6	2,961	9	–
Paulo WanchopeDerby County	32	13	10	2,754	8	–
Nathan BlakeBolton Wanderers	35	12	8	3,159	6	1
Paolo Di CanioSheffield Wednesday	35	12	16	3,141	10	–
Francesco BaianoDerby County	34	12	11	2,943	2	–
Marc OvermarsArsenal	32	12	13	2,997	–	–
Dwight YorkeAston Villa	30	12	9	2,718	5	–
Steve McManamanLiverpool	36	11	21	3,258	1	–
Tore Andre FloChelsea	34	11	7	1,494	–	–
Duncan FergusonEverton	29	11	9	2,529	6	1
Egil OstenstadSouthampton	29	11	3	1,926	3	–
Matthew Le TissierSouthampton	26	11	12	2,385	6	–
Gianluca VialliChelsea	21	11	7	1,314	4	–
Neil RedfearnBarnsley	37	10	4	3,330	2	–
Emile HeskeyLeicester City	35	10	9	3,168	5	1
Rodney WallaceLeeds United	31	10	8	2,664	6	–
Ian WrightArsenal	24	10	6	2,043	6	–
David BeckhamManchester United	37	9	24	3,078	6	–
David HirstSouthampton	34	9	6	2,898	4	–
Alan ThompsonBolton Wanderers	33	9	9	2,988	6	1
Benito CarboneSheffield Wednesday	33	9	13	2,583	7	1
Teddy SheringhamManchester United	31	9	19	2,565	3	–
Dean SturridgeDerby County	30	9	11	2,223	8	–
Mark HughesChelsea	28	9	8	2,196	9	–
Kevin DaviesSouthampton	25	9	6	1,836	4	–
Robbie FowlerLiverpool	20	9	6	1,746	2	1
Jurgen KlinsmannTottenham Hotspur	15	9	5	1,368	1	–
Gary SpeedNewcastle United	34	8	4	3,060	4	–
Ashley WardBarnsley	32	8	5	2,727	5	–
Paul InceLiverpool	31	8	12	2,799	8	–
Paul ScholesManchester United	31	8	9	2,610	8	–
Ryan GiggsManchester United	29	8	15	2,556	1	–
Gianfranco ZolaChelsea	27	8	16	2,169	2	–
Julian JoachimAston Villa	26	8	6	1,467	–	–
Matt ElliottLeicester City	37	7	5	3,330	7	–
Eyal BerkovicWest Ham United	35	7	15	3,168	2	–
Alf-Inge HaalandLeeds United	32	7	4	2,358	6	1
Neil ShipperleyCrystal Palace	25	7	2	1,557	1	–
Ian MarshallLeicester City	24	7	0	2,070	2	–
Andy BoothSheffield Wednesday	23	7	2	1,917	–	1
Savo MilosevicAston Villa	23	7	6	1,773	5	–
Trevor SinclairWest Ham United	14	7	2	1,269	5	–
David GinolaTottenham Hotspur	34	6	11	3,123	7	–
Ian TaylorAston Villa	32	6	5	2,727	6	–
Oyvind LeonhardsenLiverpool	28	6	6	2,493	2	–
John BarnesNewcastle United	26	6	1	2,052	–	–
Nicholas AnelkaArsenal	26	6	10	1,557	2	–
Karlheinz RiedleLiverpool	25	6	4	1,701	1	–
Stan CollymoreAston Villa	25	6	5	2,097	3	1
Ole SolskjaerManchester United	22	6	5	1,386	–	1
Noel WhelanCoventry City	21	6	2	1,908	4	–
Mikael MadarEverton	17	6	2	1,449	3	–

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.