Goal rounds up the top scorers of the Premier League this season, with the African trio ending the campaign with 22 goals apiece The Premier League season is over, and the race to win the Golden Boot – awarded to the league's top-scorer – went down to the wire. Goal has compiled the individual goal tallies for the highest-scoring Premier League players this season. Check it out below! Premier League 2018-19 Top Scorers Liverpool sensation Mohamed Salah was looking to defend his title after a record-breaking haul of 32 goals last year saw him top the charts, and he again takes home the prize despite only netting 22 times this time around. He will have to share the prize, however, with team-mate Sadio Mane and Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang pulling level on the final day of the season. Sergio Aguero - who netted his 11th hat-trick for the Citizens during his side's 6-0 demolition of Chelsea at the Etihad in February, which equalled Alan Shearer's all-time record of most hat-tricks scored in the Premier League - finished one goal back on 21 successful strikes. A pack including Raheem Sterling, Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy and Eden Hazard were not far behind. *Up to date as of games played on May 12. Article continues below Pos Player Club Goals =1 Mohamed Salah Liverpool 22 =1 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Arsenal 22 =1 Sadio Mane Liverpool 22 4 Sergio Aguero Manchester City 21 5 Jamie Vardy Leicester City 18 =6 Harry Kane Tottenham 17 =6 Raheem Sterling Manchester City 17 8 Eden Hazard Chelsea 16 9 Callum Wilson Bournemouth 14 =10 Richarlison Everton 13 =10 Raul Jimenez Wolves 13 =10 Alexandre Lacazette Arsenal 13 =10 Paul Pogba Manchester United 13 =10 Gylfi Sigurdsson Everton 13 =10 Glenn Murray Brighton 13 =16 Roberto Firmino Liverpool 12 =16 Romelu Lukaku Manchester United 12 =16 Luka Milivojevic Crystal Palace 12 =16 Heung-Min Son Tottenham 12 =16 Ayoze Perez Newcastle 12 =16 Ashley Barnes Burnley 12 =16 Joshua King Bournemouth 12 =23 Aleksandar Mitrovic Fulham 11 =23 Salomon Rondon Newcastle 11 =25 Anthony Martial Manchester United 10 =25 Marcus Rashford Manchester United 10 =25 Lucas Moura Tottenham 10 =25 Leroy Sane Manchester City 10 =25 Chris Wood Burnley 10 =25 Wilfried Zaha Crystal Palace 10 =25 Marko Arnautovic West Ham 10 =25 Gerard Deulofeu Watford 10 Who finished top in 2017-18? Liverpool striker Salah scored 32 goals last season to win the Premier League Golden Boot, beating previous holder Kane to the top prize. The Spurs forward missed out on the award narrowly by two goals after clinching it two years in a row, with Aguero coming in third and Jamie Vardy finishing fourth.<doc-sep>The race for the Premier League golden boot is likely to go down to the wire with a number of forwards gunning for personal glory. Harry Kane, who won successive golden boots between 2015-2017, was among the contenders but is now expected to miss the rest of the season with a significant lateral ligament injury to his left ankle. There is currently a two-way lead for the tie, with Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero and Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah level on 19 goals. Hot on their heels is Sadio Mane, with 18 goals, while City’s Raheem Sterling and Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang are one behind, on 17. And Chelsea’s Eden Hazard cannot be completely ruled out. With four matches remaining the Belgian is three goals behind the leaders, on 16. The #IndyPL100 countdown Show all 101 1 /101 The #IndyPL100 countdown The #IndyPL100 countdown #IndyPL100 Join us for the complete countdown through the 100 greatest players in Premier League history. Independent The #IndyPL100 countdown 100. Graeme Le Saux A title winner with Blackburn, sandwiched between two spells at Chelsea, the latter of which saw him pick up plenty more silverware. Le Saux oozed quality on the ball when getting forward from left-back and quietly added 37 caps for England. JR. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 99. Cesar Azpilicueta Always reliable and diligent when defending, his versatility has also seen him establish himself as one of the great defenders of the last decade in the Premier League. Rarely injured, the Spaniard has proven to be a genuine bargain since his £7m move from Marseille. He played every minute of the 2016/17 title-winning campaign in the second of his two titles, one of just four players to accomplish that feat (joining John Terry, Wes Morgan and Gary Pallister). JR. Getty The #IndyPL100 countdown 98. Fernandinho The Brazilian has been at Manchester City since 2013 but it’s only in the past two seasons, under Pep Guardiola, that his qualities and value as a player have come to light – notably his disruptive influence and controlled poise. Indeed, his absence from notable City defeats this season have demonstrated his importance at the base of the side’s midfield unit. At 33, he will be sorely missed when he moves on. SL. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 97. James Milner One of the most versatile players in Premier League history, with successful spells at Leeds, Newcastle, Aston Villa, Manchester City and Liverpool. A two-time title winner who seems to get better with age. MC. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 96. Joe Cole Outrageous talent and skill some may argue was never fulfilled. But Jose Mourinho nurtured him with tough love at Chelsea, where he picked up three Premier League titles. He peaked in 2006, playing an integral part to that title-winning side, winning himself a place in the PFA Team of the Year and starring for England at the World Cup. His best moments arguably both came against Man United: the solo goal at Stamford Bridge to clinch the title in 2006 and the clever flick to break the deadlock at Old Trafford in 2010 - which would prove to be pivotal as the Blues won the title again that season. JR. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 95. Juninho What a surprise when a 22-year-old Juninho snubbed some of the leading sides in Europe to sign for Middlesbrough. A long-lasting love affair ensued with the Brazilian enjoying three separate spells at the club. LO. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 94. Marcel Desailly The Frenchman was already a two-time Champions League winner and world champion with France when he signed for Chelsea. Formed a formidable partnership with Frank Leboeuf and captained the side. LO. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 93. Arjen Robben A mercurial talent who never truly settled in the league due to injuries, but for a short spell was arguably the best on display. The flying Dutchman could turn passive possession into danger in a flash with his exceptional control when running at speed. Injuries plagued his time in England with spells at Real Madrid and Bayern establishing himself as one of the greats of his generation. JR. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 92. Robbie Keane The 14th-most successful goalscorer in the history of the Premier League. Played for numerous clubs but enjoyed the most success at Spurs, scoring just shy of 100 league goals. LB. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 91. Chris Sutton A gifted goalscorer and Premier League title-winner at Blackburn, Sutton was your quintessential out and out No 9. Never as big a hit on the international stage as he might’ve been but his domestic achievements more than justify his place here. BB. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 90. Sami Hyypia His contribution and importance to the Liverpool defence is often overlooked due to Jamie Carragher’s constant presence, but Hyypia was a mainstay of the Reds for a decade and a key part of their Champions league triumph in 2005, not to mention a much-loved captain. JDM. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 89. Edin Dzeko His arrival at Manchester City, along with the likes of Robinho and Co, marked a new era for the club as it looked to refashion itself into a Premier League giant. The Bosnian helped play a role in this transformation, scoring 50 goals during his time at the club. SL. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 88. Lee Dixon A stalwart of the Arsenal team that won the 1997/98 and 2001/02 Premier League titles. Not bad for a £765k signing from Stoke which also saw Steve Bould join the Gunners. TK. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 87. Nani Emerged from the shadow of Cristiano Ronaldo to become a crucial part of the Alex Ferguson’s side and can look back proudly on his five Premier League titles. When he was on his game he was one of the most naturally-gifted players in the league. JDM. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 86. Peter Beardsley A No 10 with a gifted football brain, Beardsley was a star of the early years of the Premier League even if his best came before 1992 in fan-favourite spells with both Newcastle and Liverpool. BB. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 85. Fredrik Ljungberg Won two Premier League titles and three FA Cups, scoring in two finals. A key part of the legendary team which won the title without tasting defeat in 2003/04. TK. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 84. Emmanuel Petit A converted defensive midfielder who formed a crucial partnership with Patrick Vieira. Only spent three years in north London but helped Arsenal to win the double in 1997/98. TK. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 83. Patrice Evra A former Manchester United captain who won an astonishing five league titles during his nine years at Old Trafford. LO. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 82. Jay Jay Okocha How on earth did Okocha – Ronaldinho’s mentor at Paris Saint-Germain – ever end up at Bolton? The Nigerian had magic in his boots and became a cult hero in Lancashire, forming a brilliant partnership with French World Cup winner Youri Djorkaeff. LB. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 81. Steve McManaman Ignore the acrimonious exit. McManaman was one of Liverpool's best players throughout the nineties, before becoming the most decorated Englishman to have played abroad. MC. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 80. Branislav Ivanovic Has an argument to be the best right-back in the league's history: Tougher and stronger than most, with a tremendous appetite to attack - chipping in with 34 goals and 34 assists in his time in London. A threat in the opposition's penalty area and with the positional nous at the back due to his versatility to play inside at centre-back. Everything you would want and more from a right-back. JR. Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 79. Gary Speed A Premier League giant. Rarely troubled by injury or suspension, Speed made 535 Premier League appearances during his career – putting him at fifth in the all-time list. His tragic suicide shocked the sport, marking a turning point in the conversation around mental health in football. SL Getty Images The #IndyPL100 countdown 78.<doc-sep>The stats and figures for the 2018/19 Premier League season The Premier League’s individual achievements have now been settled with a three-way tie for the Golden Boot. Liverpool star Mohamed Salah claimed the top gong last season with his record-breaking tally of 32 and was right among the goals yet again this term. 5 Liverpool star Mohamed Salah won the Golden Boot last season Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Sadio Mane were also in fine goal-scoring form this campaign. In addition, the creative players and goalkeepers battled it out for the prize for most assists as well as most clean sheets. Here’s a full rundown of all the stats and figures from the 2018/19 Premier League season. Latest Premier League News GLORY Now Capoue and Foyth have shown Kane what can happen if you leave Tottenham NEWS Woeful De Gea stat, Solskjaer 'not at Man United's level', Rashford abused after final LIVE Transfer news: Poch Tottenham talks, £18m Leicester deal, Bayern sign English defender Finished Solskjaer ‘not Man United standard’ with Conte ideal replacement after final loss DRAMA Man United stunned by Villarreal as Solskjaer's search for silverware goes on TRANSFER West Ham target another Czech signing, while Vladimir Coufal begins contract talks gone Conte leaves Inter: Spurs would be 'match made in hell' due to 'trail of carnage' rebuild How Arsenal can learn from Chelsea and Man United to reach Champions League again OUT Maddison the 'most unlucky' to miss out on England team but Foxes ace 'lacks toughness' Probe Sterling ‘reputation’ got England spot as Alexander-Arnold Euro call-up is questioned Premier League top scorers Mohamed Salah, Liverpool – 22 goals Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Arsenal – 22 goals Sadio Mane, Liverpool – 22 goals Sergio Aguero, Manchester City – 21 goals 5 Chelsea star Eden Hazard contributed with a host of goals and assists this season Jamie Vardy, Leicester – 18 goals Raheem Sterling, Manchester City – 17 goals Harry Kane, Tottenham – 17 goals Eden Hazard, Chelsea – 16 goals 5 Manchester City star Raheem Sterling was in great form this season Premier League most assists Eden Hazard, Chelsea – 15 assists Raheem Sterling, Manchester City – 15 assists Ryan Fraser, Bournemouth – 14 assists Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool – 13 assists 5 Man United star Paul Pogba was impressive this season Alexandre Lacazette, Arsenal – 12 assists Christian Eriksen, Tottenham – 12 assists Leroy Sane, Manchester City – 12 assists LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS GLORY Now Capoue and Foyth have shown Kane what can happen if you leave Tottenham NEWS Woeful De Gea stat, Solskjaer 'not at Man United's level', Rashford abused after final LIVE Transfer news: Poch Tottenham talks, £18m Leicester deal, Bayern sign English defender shameful Marcus Rashford receives 'over 70 racial slurs' and reveals teacher among abusers Finished Solskjaer ‘not Man United standard’ with Conte ideal replacement after final loss INQUIRY Questions will be asked of Solskjaer after 'master' Emery nullified Man United DRAMA Man United stunned by Villarreal as Solskjaer's search for silverware goes on shocker De Gea's commitment doubted as he concedes 36th straight pen and misses in EL final NEW BLOOD Zidane 'decides to leave' Madrid with immediate effect as Khabib calls for Conte Mohamed Salah, Liverpool – 12 assists Callum Wilson, Bournemouth – 12 assists Andrew Robertson, Liverpool – 12 assists 5 Liverpool star Alisson Becker was superb this season Premier League most clean sheets Alisson Becker, Liverpool – 21 clean sheets Ederson, Manchester City – 20 clean sheets Kepa Arrizabalaga, Chelsea – 14 clean sheets Jordan Pickford, Everton – 14 clean sheets Hugo Lloris, Tottenham – 12 clean sheets Stats correct as of 12/05/2019<doc-sep>
Who has been finished the season as the Premier League's most lethal marksman? The Premier League season has finally come to an end and the 2018/19 Golden Boot winner has been decided. And, remarkably, THREE players share the prize! Liverpool duo Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah are joined on 22 goals by Arsenal star Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. GETTY 4 Mohamed Salah of Liverpool and Sadio Mane pose with the golden boot trophy GETTY 4 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Arsenal also picked up a golden boot trophy Salah won the Golden Boot last season, with Liverpool’s Egyptian forward netting 32 times to claim the title. He was two goals clear heading into the final day of this Premier League season, but Aubameyang and Mane both netted braces to join him on 22 goals. But who joins the trio on the list of the most prolific Premier League goal scorers in 2018/19? LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS GLORY Now Capoue and Foyth have shown Kane what can happen if you leave Tottenham NEWS Woeful De Gea stat, Solskjaer 'not at Man United's level', Rashford abused after final LIVE Transfer news: Poch Tottenham talks, £18m Leicester deal, Bayern sign English defender shameful Marcus Rashford receives 'over 70 racial slurs' and reveals teacher among abusers Finished Solskjaer ‘not Man United standard’ with Conte ideal replacement after final loss INQUIRY Questions will be asked of Solskjaer after 'master' Emery nullified Man United DRAMA Man United stunned by Villarreal as Solskjaer's search for silverware goes on shocker De Gea's commitment doubted as he concedes 36th straight pen and misses in EL final NEW BLOOD Zidane 'decides to leave' Madrid with immediate effect as Khabib calls for Conte GOAL Only Messi scored more, Moreno gets assists like Kane and could end United trophy hope The top 10 scorers are listed below, with the Golden Boot winner at the bottom… =10. Glenn Murray (Brighton) – 13 goals =10. Richarlison (Everton) – 13 goals =10. Gylfi Sigurdsson (Everton) – 13 goals =10. Raul Jimenez (Wolves) – 13 goals =10. Alexandre Lacazette (Arsenal) – 13 goals =10. Paul Pogba (Man United) – 13 goals 4 Pogba’s poor season has still seen him score 13 goals 9. Callum Wilson (Bournemouth) – 14 goals 8. Eden Hazard (Chelsea) – 16 goals =6. Harry Kane (Tottenham) – 17 goals =6. Raheem Sterling (Man City) – 17 goals 5. Jamie Vardy (Leicester) – 18 goals 4 Vardy has ended the season as the leading English goalscorer in the Premier League 4. Sergio Aguero (Man City) – 21 goals =1. Sadio Mane (Liverpool) – 22 goals =1. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal) – 22 goals =1. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) – 22 goals