Monday 3 August 2015 09:08, UK
Sky Sports is celebrating 23 years as the home of the Premier League and is reliving some of the great moments from the competition.
We want you to vote for your favourite Premier League moment from 160 videos selected by our panel of experts.
For our latest feel-good trip down memory lane, we look back at five of the best Premier League record-breakers.
Vote: Thierry Henry gets his 150th Arsenal goal vs Middlesbrough, 4 January 2006
Thierry Henry reached a tally of 150 Premier League goals for Arsenal in some style at Highbury.
Henry was at his devastating best as Arsene Wenger’s side thrashed Middlesbrough 7-0.
The tone for the day was set on the 20th minute when the Frenchman dispatched Freddie Ljungberg’s cross with a sweetly-struck volley – and the floodgates soon opened.
He reached the milestone in the 68th minute, showing just what an asset pace is for a Premier League striker as he raced clear of the Boro defence.
Vote: Alan Shearer breaks Jackie Milburn’s record vs Portsmouth, 4 February 2006
Newcastle supporters had long revelled in Alan Shearer’s predatory instincts and in this game he confirmed his place as the club’s highest scorer of all-time.
Shearer admitted his mind wasn’t on breaking Jackie Milburn’s record because the Magpies were in trouble – just six points off the relegation zone.
But Shearer’s goal sealed a 2-0 win at St James’ Park and was met with mass relief.
The man of the moment after the win said: "I can now sleep easy that the pressure has gone"
Vote: Frank Lampard breaks Bobby Tambling’s record vs Aston Villa, 11 May, 2013
Frank Lampard hauled Chelsea over the finishing line when his team needed him most on so many occasions during his Premier League career.
This performance against Aston Villa was a prime example of his match-winning capabilities. Lampard‘s equaliser with just under half-an-hour to go at Villa Park to go set up a tense finale and, as the game wore on, Chelsea became increasingly desperate in their search for a winner.
A second Lampard goal clinched a dramatic 2-1 win with just two minutes to go and, in the process, the Blues hero broke Bobby Tambling’s record as club’s all-time top scorer.
Vote: Ian Wright breaks Cliff Bastin’s record vs Bolton, 13 September 1997
Ian Wright developed a reputation for being a natural finisher from the moment he arrived at Arsenal.
Wright came prepared for a special day against Bolton, sensing that he was finally going to break Cliff Bastin’s record.
His phenomenal goal ratio had dried up in the weeks building up to this clash but the Arsenal striker soon put a stop to that in this match.
A vest bearing '179' was twice given its airing as Wright celebrated early on goal 178. He eventually completed his hat-trick and earned himself a standing ovation from the Highbury faithful.
Vote: Portsmouth 7-4 Reading – Highest scoring Premier League match, September 29 2007
If you're still looking for reasons why the Premier League is the most exciting league in the world, look no further than this match.
There was a David James clanger, 11 goals and a Benjani masterclass all jammed into an action-filled 90 minutes.
The scoreline ended up flattering Reading as they were completely outplayed, Fratton Park treated to a bombardment of attacking football.
Steve Coppell compared Harry Redknapp’s side to Ferraris after a match certainly played at thrilling speed.
You can watch plenty more memorable Premier League records here - including the likes of Thierry Henry, Gary Speed and Alan Shearer. Take a look and share your favourite to cast your vote for the greatest moment of all time from the world's most exciting league.
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