EVERY FREE KICK GOAL From The 2023/24 Premier League Season

It's Alexander-Arnold! And it is picture-perfect! Raheem Sterling! Well, that kind of sums up his season! That's it! Matthijs Jensen and Brian Mbumo in discussion. That's it, movement towards the back post. But Jensen tries to catch out Neto. And the Worsen claims that that ball had crossed the line. A check of the watch by Bobby Madley, who's still looking down towards the equipment. And he's going to give the goal! Matthijs Jensen, catching out Neto. And again, Brentford come up with something special from a set-piece. Same two players who've been standing over pretty much all the corners and free-kicks. Foden and Alvarez, straight for goal this time! And struck to the far post! And it's gone straight in! And City, the league leaders, are back on level terms at Molineux. What can Chelsea offer here? James walks away. Raheem Sterling! Well, that kind of sums up his season! A fantastic finish from Sterling, and Chelsea are level just like that. That's absolute quality from Raheem Sterling. Pope has got his wall set up, but look at the pace on the ball. Look at the action on the ball. Look at the accuracy. Don't think he got a touch on the way through. That's John McGinn for Aston Villa. Anand are outwitted. Manchester United trailing. And Aston Villa, when they hit the front, they usually make the most of it. He's waited so long, almost with a sense of inevitability. Tony is back. And he's back with a bang. Palace wall, you can imagine it's going to split. Perhaps to the left, move or move to the left. Ezer! Free kick from Ezer! Won it, he took it, and he scored it in stunning style. Crystal Palace lead. Go the same way, it's Foden! Oh, it's magnificent. And in first-half stopping time, Manchester City restore their advantage. Foden setting the sights, hitting the target, and City lead again. It's Alexander-Arnold! And it is picture-perfect. His most recent goal came against Fulham in December. Trent Alexander-Arnold finds the back of the net against them again. That's what Liverpool have been missing. Simply superb from Trent Alexander-Arnold. He's already conjured up one moment of mastery. Is it going to be him to strike it? No, it's Phil Foden! And it's in, via deflection I think. Manchester City double their lead. Two in nine minutes to allay any early nerves. It's an optimistic attempt, it's a brilliant attempt from Idrissa Gueye. Well, there is the twist in the plot. Not the one that the Gunners fans envisaged. Now they need two to win here, and two from West Ham to win them the title. Doughty's delivery finds its way in through the crowd and into the back of the net. It's some game we're getting here at Kenilworth Road. Alfie Doughty reduces the deficit, Luton right back in it.