5. Rodri ROCKET
Rodri isn't known for his goalscoring, but that doesn't mean he can't pack a punch from that cultured right foot. In Manchester City's win against Burnley, the Spaniard scored the third of the game to take it beyond the Clarets with a superb strike right on the edge of the box. As the ball bounces perfectly in front him, he cuts across it on the half-volley taking it into the roof of the net past the goalkeeper, who can't react in time due to its pace.
GOAL Rodri smashes in a third for Manchester City. #BurnleyFC #MCFC #BURMCI #PLonPrime pic.twitter.com/e0Cv92Y4ht
— Charlie Evans (Four Added Minutes) (@cevanstweets) December 3, 2019
4. ALLEZ ALLI
Dele Alli has been in outstanding form since the appointment of Jose Mourinho at Spurs, and continued his goalscoring spree in the defeat against Manchester United. VAR may have curbed the celebrations somewhat initially, but the goal was eventually given. The ball is looped high into the area inside the United box with Alli eyeing it all the way before touching it, first-time, over a couple of heads before sending a half-volley past David de Gea. The beauty of this ones comes from the huge height at which the ball falls, with him still pulling a magical touch from nowhere.
When ya’ll wake up, we need to have a critical review of Dele Alli’s goal yesterday..
— Oladimeji (@Fauxhemian_) December 5, 2019
What was fred doing exactly?
Where was young going? pic.twitter.com/Ql0xGO4LQ3
3. CHELSEA TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK
Tammy Abraham and Mason Mount are striking up quite the partnership which isn't just good news for Chelsea, but the England team. Their telepathy was never more evident than the game against Aston Villa as Abraham held off the attentions of his marker to first-time chest into the path of his team-mate, who smashed a volley high into the net before the goalkeeper knew what was happening.
Mason Mount's winning goal last night for Chelsea was absolutely class. That chest set-up from Tammy Abraham was brilliant and the technique of the volley is exquisite. Beautiful goal.
— BenchWarmers (@BeWarmers) December 5, 2019
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2. SHAQ ATTACK
Xherdan Shaqiri may have finished this move off with a nice finish, but the brilliance of this goal comes from what came previous. Trent Alexander-Arnold picks out a glorious diagonal from right to left for Sadio Mane, who collects with a couple of magical touches before sliding an eye-of-the-needle pass through to the Switzerland international to score. An outstanding team goal which sums up the fluidity of Liverpool at the moment.
Trent Alexander-Arnold diagonal
— Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) December 4, 2019
Sadio Mane assist
A lovely finish from Xherdan Shaqiri - @LFC are playing beautiful football! #PLonPrime #LIVEVE pic.twitter.com/M7IfWlNP7M
1. OUTRAGEOUS ORIGI
The best goal of this midweek round of action came from Divock Origi in Liverpool's 5-2 win over Everton in the Merseyside Derby. The Belgian scored two on the night, but it was his second that made everyone cheer and applaud that little bit more at Anfield. Dejan Lovren brings possession out from the back before clipping a ball over the top of the Everton defence for Origi who, in one motion, takes it down with an outstanding touch before lobbing a finish over the oncoming Jordan Pickford.
Divock Origi: “It's a special atmosphere, a special game. I think as a team we just enjoy it. There were a lot of goals today and we showed that we really enjoyed to play for Liverpool. It was wonderful service and that was good today."
— Anfield Watch (@AnfieldWatch) December 4, 2019
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HONOURABLE MENTIONS
Sadio Mane was the man of the match in Liverpool's game, scoring a goal of his own with a fantastic curled finish into the left corner from the edge of the box after a sweeping counterattack from the Reds.
Cristian Battocchio scored a hat-trick for Brest, and his second was a cracker sent arrowing into the top right corner.
Divock Origi 
Kylian Mbappé 
Rodri 
Mason Mount 
Dele Alli 
