6. ARSENAL 2-3 LEEDS UNITED, MAY 4, 2003
The match between Arsenal and Leeds United on May 4, 2003, is etched in Premier League history as a captivating encounter that showcased the league's flair for surprises. This clash took place at Highbury, Arsenal's former home ground. The game gained significance due to its timing - Arsenal were the reigning champions, and this was one of their final matches of the season.
Arsenal had to win to keep their title hopes alive and it was important for Leeds to win in order to stay in the league, Leeds took a 2-0 lead which was then converted to 2-2 and the crucial moment came when Dominic Matteo scored a header to give 3-2 lead to Leeds, Leeds won the match and the title went to Manchester United.
5. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 3-5 MANCHESTER UNITED, SEPTEMBER 29, 2001
This contest was the epitome of the phrase "a game of two halves." Tottenham started the match with quick goals and went into the half-time with a 3-0 lead, something changed during the half-time, probably the patent Sir Alex's speech.
Sir Alex's side came into the second half with much more intensity and purpose, United scored 5 goals in the second half, winning the match 5-3 at the home ground of Tottenham.
4. MANCHESTER UNITED 4-3 MANCHESTER CITY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2009
This is one the classic Manchester Derby to ever take place. It started off with Tevez signing for City from United. United had to settle down with Michael Owen in their attack. There's always a debate on who rules Manchester, is it City or United, that day United came out on top.
The scoreline was 3-3 heading into the extra-time of the match, Ryan Giggs provided their new addition Michael Owen a perfect ball which was converted into a goal by Owen, United won the match in front of their home ground and their own Stretford End fans.
3. LIVERPOOL 4-4 ARSENAL, APRIL 21, 2009
A game Liverpool needed to win to stay in the title race and the second game on the list that includes a player scoring four against them. Talking about four goals, Andrey Arshavin was the main at Anfield netting all the Arsenal goals.
Arshavin thought he won the game for Arsenal but Yossi Benayoun had other plans as he netted the equalizer in the dying seconds of the game. It wasn't enough to keep Liverpool's title hopes alive, and United went on to win the league for the third consecutive time.
2. LIVERPOOL 4-3 NEWCASTLE UNITED, APRIL 30, 1996
Roy Evans' Liverpool raced before the break, with Steve McManaman, Patrik Berger and Robbie Fowler on target, scoring three goals before halftime. Newcastle started their second half with a scoreline of 3-0, which became 3-1, 3-2 and then in no time, it became 3-3.
Robbie Fowler, legendary Liverpool player and manager scored the winning goal in the 4-3 win for Liverpool. In case you want to witness it, go watch out for what it meant to the club after they scored the winning goal.
1. MANCHESTER CITY 3-2 QPR, MAY 13, 2012
Undoubtedly the greatest and most dramatic Premier League game of all time. On the final day of the Premier League, Manchester United won their last match against Stoke and City had to lose or draw in order to help United win the title.
But something happened that nobody expected, City were trailing 2-1 to QPR and then Dzeko scored the equalizer for City but it wasn't enough for City to win the title and then in the dying seconds, Aguero and Balotelli combined for the third goal which is etched in the history of the Premier League. City won the match 3-2 and the Premier League title.
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