Was Patjim Kasami's stunning volley the goal of the Premier League season so far?

 
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Arvin Raj22 October 2013

The Premier League season may just be a couple of months old but we have already seen some spectacular goals.

Pajtim Kasami’s stunning equaliser for Fulham against Crystal Palace (above) last night was the latest in a string of wonder strikes.

Standard Sport lists five of the best goals of the season so far. Tell us your favourite by voting in our poll below.

Daniel Sturridge, Aston Villa v Liverpool, August 24

Coutinho’s dummy opens up space for Sturridge to dribble past Luna and then rounds Guzan, poking the ball high into the net.

Jordon Mutch, Cardiff v Fulham, September 28

After winning a high ball, Mutch turns inside before hitting an unstoppable curling shot into the top corner.

Ravel Morrison, Tottenham v West Ham, October 6

Morisson dribbles straight towards goal from his own half, holding off a couple of challenges before lifting the ball over Lloris (above).

Aaron Ramsey, Arsenal v Norwich, October 19

Ramsey blasts the ball into the net after twice cutting back to leave a couple of Norwich defenders on the floor.

Jack Wilshere, Arsenal v Norwich, October 19

A sublime three flick exchange with Giroud leaves Norwich standing as Wilshere volleys home after a superb flowing move.

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