da cassino online： In light of PSV Eindhoven’s 10-0 victory over Feyenoord. We have a look back at the 10 biggest drubbings of all time in the Premier League. Since the start of the Premier League in 1992 there have been some results that have not only proved shocking, but unforgettable. Starting off the list and rather suitably is Premier League heavyweights Manchester United.
da 888casino： Man United 9-0 Ipswich Town
In 1995 Alex Ferguson’s side hosted a struggling Ipswich team who were fighting a relegation battle. Most people expected Manchester United to pick up the three points but know one expected the biggest ever Premier League Victory. With 5 goals from Andy Cole, 2 from Mark Hughes and the rout finished off by Paul Ince and Roy Keane. Manchester United still hold the record for the biggest Premier League win with their 9-0 win over Ipswich Town in March 1995.
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Tottenham 9-1 Wigan
More recently in November 2009 Tottenham Hotspur put nine past Wigan. The game finished 9-1. The goals for rampant Spurs came from Jermaine Defoe with 5, Aaron Lennon, Peter Crouch, a deflected free kick from David Bentley and Nico Kranjcar. This humiliating result sits second on our list of biggest Premier League drubbings.
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Newcastle 8-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Next up we have Newcastle United with their 8-0 thumping of Sheffield Wednesday. In September 1999 Sheffield Wednesday travelled to St James’ Park in search of a much needed 3 points. Their efforts were all in vein though as Alan Shearer proved goal machine as he netted five. Aaron Hughes, Kieron Dyer and Gary Speed got in on the act too, as Newcastle disposed of woeful Wednesday.
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Arsenal 7-0 Everton
In 2005 Arsenal thrashed Everton 7-0. This result came as a shock as Everton were by no means struggling in the league and found themselves competing for the final Champions League spot. Robert Pires scored twice, Robin van Persie, Patrick Vieira, Mathieu Flamini and Edu all scored to stun Everton.
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Nottingham Forest 1-8 Manchester United
In February 1999 an in form Manchester United travelled to Nottingham Forest in search of a further 3 points on their way to the Premier League title. This result currently stands as the biggest away victory the Premier League has seen. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer proved super sub as he came on to score four times in under 10 minutes. The Scoring was concluded by doubles from both Andy Cole and strike partner Dwight Yorke. The game finished 8-1 in United’s favour.
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Arsenal 7-0 Middlesbrough
Arsenal feature once again in the list as they smashed Middlesbrough 7-0 in January 2006. Middlesbrough’s fortunes were not helped by the fact they played much of the game with 10 men. Thierry Henry inspired the victory with a hat trick, and Senderos, Pires, Gilberto Silva and Hleb each scored once to finish off the rout.
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Newcastle 7-1 Tottenham
In December 1996 Newcastle smashed Tottenham Hotspur 7-1. This proved quite a shock as prior to the match Newcastle had suffered their worst run of results under Kevin Keegan, the man who had so drastically changed their fortunes since taking over. Shearer got the goals going after a fairly subdued opening to the game. The scoring was then completed by Ferdinand and Lee with 2, another for Shearer and Philippe Albert got in on the act too.
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Manchester United 7-0 Barnsley
Manchester United’s 7-0 drubbing of Barnsley in 1997 also features on the list. Once again Andy Cole popped up to score a first half hat trick to send Manchester United onto another one of their high scoring performances since the introduction of the Premier League. Ryan Giggs added another 2; Paul Scholes and Karel Poborsky were also on target.
Blackburn 7-0 Nottingham Forest
Once again Nottingham Forest were on the end of another Premier League thrashing. In November 1995 Blackburn ran riot and put 7 past Forest. Shearer got 3 and was joined on the score sheet by Lars Bohinen who netted twice and further goals from Mike Newell and Graeme Le Saux.
Newcastle 5-0 Manchester United
Our penultimate result of the day is Newcastle’s sublime performance against Manchester United in 1996. Prior to the game United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel had not conceded a Premier League goal in over 9 hours of football. It was only a matter of time before United’s defence would succumb to a goal, but know one thought the floodgates would open in such fashion. Special mention must go to Newcastle defender Phillipe Albert who scores a wonder goal by chipping Schmeichel from 25 yards.
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