Friday 30 December 2016 23:23, UK
There have been some stunning strikes in 2016 - but what are the top five goals from the past 12 months?
Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp has had a look back at the best efforts since January and selected his top Premier League goals.
Do you agree with his selections? Watch the video above to see the goals and read on to see why they were so special...
Redknapp says: This was a big moment in the season in terms of the title race, but it was also an important moment for Eden Hazard. He finally came to the party after a really disappointing season. No one could stop him as he attacked Tottenham's box, he played a clever one-two with Diego Costa and finished well. He also scored a great individual goal against Liverpool in 2016. Both strikes showed of his brilliant dribbling ability.
Redknapp says: This is a great goal. And, like all great goals, it has inspired kids across the country to try to copy it. In the same way that youngsters watching the game tried to recreate David Beckham's free-kicks or Wayne Rooney's overhead, they've been trying to score 'an Alli'. My seven year old is always in the garden trying to replicate it! It's a great piece of skill from a very talented player.
Redknapp says: After breaking the Premier League record for scoring in consecutive matches, Jamie Vardy went through a bit of a dry patch over the Christmas and New Year period. But he scored against Stoke before this game and his stunning effort against Liverpool summed up the confidence and belief he had in his ability last season. It was a great hit.
Redknapp says: Last season's golden boot winner showed his confidence with this fantastic goal against Arsenal. In the north London derby, on the big stage, he came up with a real moment to treasure. His technique was fantastic, hitting it hard but still getting it to whip into the net, and it was just one of many highlights for Kane in 2016. The face mask made it even more of an iconic moment! For him to take the top goalscorer prize from Sergio Aguero was very impressive.
Redknapp says: This is one of the best free-kicks I've seen in a very long time. I remember when Cristiano Ronaldo scored one against David James and everybody was like, 'how did he do that?' It was the same feeling with this Payet goal. The whip, the trajectory - it was just brilliant. The 'keeper took one step to his right, thinking he was going to shoot over the ball, and that meant he had absolutely no chance. A great set-piece strike.
