DRAMATIC Late Winning Goals!

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It's not over until it's over! The Premier League is the home of incredible drama from the first minute until the final whistle. Enjoy these late, late winners. Featuring the likes of Gareth Bale, Federico Macheda, Divokc Origi, Sergio Aguero, and more!
The next three minutes could have a huge bearing on where the title will land at the end of the season.
Mesheda, nice drag back, comes out though by Rabilehbouk to Giggs.
Mesheda with a good turn, what a moment!
The 17-year-old has won it for Manchester United!
Only previously seen in Manchester United's reserves,
and now he's scored the goal that may tilt the title race back in favour of the champions.
Agaplow to Liverpool and to Chelsea.
A former Liverpool goalkeeper beaten by Alec Ferguson's gamble selection.
And here come Everton with Damari Gray.
Oh!
Here is your Everton win of settle in any game.
What is magnificent from Damari Gray.
Chan, Benteke, Kalka, and Kalka again.
Most remarkable culmination to one of the most remarkable Premier League games.
All have won it once, twice and three times.
Giggs again.
Alistair, stretching his legs, crossing, came off Worthington.
Bruce, yes! Yes, for Manchester United!
Totally understandable, it's been a phenomenal finish in the seventh minute of time added on.
Eve Bruce, there's a lot here.
Oh, Trafford.
Coden swinging it in, he didn't miss Haaland by much.
But the counter-attack could be on.
Whistler looking round and not seeing anything in the way of support.
Now it's coming for him.
This is De Silva.
De Silva thrashing it in, and Brentford surely win it.
Unrestrained delight in that away end.
Dramatic, climactic, ecstatic.
A first-league win in Manchester since Christmas 1937.
Here is Futaba, cleared by Bruno Fernandes.
Now, referee is delaying the throw-in here because Brighton feel there might have been a handball here.
Andre Marriner points to the penalty spot.
And this feels like a one-kick shoot-out now to decide this game tonight.
Manchester Manchester United hearts, and wins the game for Brighton!
A thrilling finish at the Amex.
Has served up something truly special to meet a valiant goalkeeper.
Bale's turn, away from O'Neill.
Could this be the moment from Tottenham's main man?
He's setting up someone else, he's fell.
Webb says play on, Carroll gives it back to Bale, which isn't the daftest thing to do.
Because of shots like that!
Amazing, even by his standards.
Oh, what a goal.
He started it, he may well have finished it for Spurs.
Well, this really is it.
Into the fifth minute of four.
At the end of a wonderfully dramatic game, at the very top of the Barclays Premier League.
Arsenal, with an extra man, need this.
Ozil clips it in, well played!
Alexander-Arnold, up by Zouma, is cued by Van Dijk.
Oh, just impossible, unthinkable.
Matched it, you would not write that.
No-one marking Palmer, again it's deflected in!
A trick hero, Cole Palmer!
Sensational game, seven goals, can you believe what you've just seen?
Manchester United, with seven minutes of stoppage time played,
with 3-2 up, it's suddenly 4-3 to Chelsea!
Romero, Ben Tancourt, space ahead of Kulishevsky,
who set them rolling eons ago.
In by Kulishevsky, Kane!
That is extraordinary!
It has gone and stolen it back!
Melodrama upon melodrama!
City thought they had saved it, you are never saved!
Face-to-face with Harry Kane, and Conte has found the way.
Head's pain, Kane's utopia.
XI, Session, and it's XI round the goalkeeper!
What an extraordinary finish, with almost the last kick of the game!
XI Dong Hwan wins it for Sunderland,
and the most extraordinary weekend of the Premier League season so far,
sees United beaten, Chelsea beaten, and now Manchester City beaten as well.
I can't believe what I'm witnessing here, what a counter-attack that was.
In goes the corner, cleared on his far as Nelson has to get it, shot right!
That's the biggest moment of his career so far.
We've had the allotted stoppage time of four minutes,
surely whatever happens here, it'll be over.
And still the referee won't blow that whistle.
Zamora's lost out here, the referee looks at his watch as he races forward,
it's Jermain Defoe, and he's got Lennon up with him,
and only Kulishevsky to beat at the moment.
Defoe! Unbelievably, it has been pushed out to Staltyri,
and with seconds remaining, West Ham's fate might well have been sealed,
not just on the day, but for the season.
What a body blow that is.
It's only the third goal he's ever scored for Tottenham Hotspur.
Harrison filing, and it is! Harrison has surely saved Leeds.
Jesse Marsh, in a mixture of delight and relief,
it looks very much as though he has kept them up.
It's finished at Turf Moor, Newcastle have won,
and Burnley are condemned.
Van Persie playing in his first Manchester derby,
and Van Persie may well have won that Manchester derby!
What an unbelievable finish to the game.
City down and out, in despair and disbelief.
It's looped up and bounced, it couldn't have bounced any more
in the corner after the deflection.
As the seconds tick by, it's Nzoppia.
And still! West Ham are relegated, but it's salvation for Wigan.
From 2-0 down, they are 3-2 up.
The four minutes are up, what happens from this corner could shape Liverpool's season.
It's Alisson! Oh!
It is a word that is so often overused in football,
but that genuinely is unbelievable.
Liverpool find a way, and their fate is remarkably still in their own hands.
The last touch of the night.
Well beyond the promised measure of stoppage time.
Is there a final twist?
Rooney hoists it, Ferdinand beneath it,
comes out to Giggs...
What a pass! Michael Owen wins it!
In the most extraordinary way!
First taste of a Manchester derby!
And look what he's gone and done!
It's furious!
He says, that's what we were told.
Never mind that, just brilliant from Giggs,
and then from Owen.
And there are two minutes to play.
Manchester United's game is over.
So is Bolton's game at Stoke.
QPR are safe, they don't know it yet.
Balotelli...
Aguero! A staggering!
It's a stoppage time to play!
It's over!
It's just the most extraordinary scenario you could have dreamt of!
Where does football go from here?
We are in the 95th minute of the last game of the season.
And the Premier League has produced here the ultimate in sporting drama.
It just does not get better than this.
It will never get better than this in blue.
