Last update 29 mayo, 2024 by Alberto Llopis
What is the fastest goal in the Premier League??
The record for the fastest goal in Premier League history is held by Shane Long, delantero del Southampton. This achievement occurred on 23 April 2019, during a match against Watford. Long needed alone 7.69 seconds to open the scoreboard, establishing a new record and surpassing the previous one that had remained in force for almost two decades.
Shane Long's goal came when the striker applied pressure immediately after the kick-off, intercepting a clearance by the Watford defender, Craig Cathcart. Long took advantage of the opportunity and skillfully shot over the goalkeeper Ben Foster, leaving everyone amazed by the speed and effectiveness of its action.
This goal not only broke records, but also generated a wave of reactions on social networks and among football fans. The media and sports analysts praised the speed and skill displayed by Long in those crucial first seconds of the game..
Shane Long's goal has been recorded on the Premier League history like him the fastest ever recorded. This milestone not only highlights the player's individual skill, but also the unpredictable and exciting nature of football, where every second counts and can make a big difference.
Shane Long takes the record for the fastest goal from Ledley King
Before Long's goal, the record belonged to Ledley King of Tottenham Hotspur, who had scored the 9.82 seconds in a match against Bradford City this season 2000/2001. This goal had been considered a remarkable feat, But Long's speed and precision redefined what was thought possible in the first moments of a match..
For more details on this record and other iconic Premier League moments, you can visit the Premier League official website.
Los 10 Fastest goals in Premier League history
- Shane Long – 7.69 seconds: Watford vs Southampton, 23 April 2019.
- Philip Billing – 9.11 seconds: Arsenal vs AFC Bournemouth, 4 March 2023.
- Ledley King – 9.82 seconds: Bradford City vs Tottenham Hotspur, 9 from December to 2000.
- Alan Shearer – 10.52 seconds: Newcastle United vs Manchester City, 18 of January of 2003.
- Christian Eriksen – 10.54 seconds: Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United, 31 of January of 2018.
- Mark Viduka – 11.90 seconds: Charlton Athletic vs Leeds United, 17 March 2001.
- Dwight Yorke – 12.16 seconds: Coventry City vs Aston Villa, 30 September 1995.
- Chris Sutton – 12.94 seconds: Everton vs Blackburn Rovers, 1 April 1995.
- Kevin Nolan – 13.48 seconds: Blackburn Rovers vs Bolton Wanderers, 10 of January of 2004.
- James Beattie – 13.52 seconds: Chelsea vs Southampton, 28 of August of 2004.