With eight games to play the run for this season's top goalscorer award seems to be a two-horse race between Manchester United's Dimitar Berbatov (20 goals) and Manchester City's Carlos Tevez (18 goals). The third and fourth placed are quite a few goals behind (Robin Van Persie and Kevin Nolan scored 11 goals apiece).
Apart from the battle for the title there's another competition within the Premier League, the chase for the top goalscorer position. At this point Rooney leads the pack with 23 goals, Drogba is right behind him with 19 followed by Tottenham's Defoe (16 goals), Sunderland's Darren Bent (15 goals) and Carlos Tevez (15 goals). Who will score the most goals this season?
After 15 games Manchester United's Dimitar Berbatov leads the race with 11 goals while Andy Carroll and Carlos Tevez have scored 9 apiece. Tim Cahill and Johan Elmander close the top five with 8 goals each.
Newcastle United look set for an immediate return to the Premier League and their 6-1 thrashing of barnsley on Saturday only reinforces this statement. However, who'll end up top scorer at St.James' Park come the end of the season?
Tottenham finished in the top 4 of the Premier League last season and as a result, qualified for the Champions League. Do you think they will finish in the top 4 again? Vote now!
Doubt he will be wearing the red of Liverpool next season
We'll have to wait and see!
Turkish midfielder Arda Turan has today been strongly linked with a move to Premier League side Liverpool. The Galatasaray man has admitted he is a Liverpool fan and would love to join them. So, what do you think? Will Turan be joining Liverpool? Vote now.
No, there'll be tired legs come June and they'll miss out
Aston Villa missed out on the Carling Cup trophy thanks to Wayne Rooney a couple of weeks ago but are set for the FA Cup semi-final also, which is a great achievement for any English club. Not only that though, they're still in contention for 4th spot in the Premier League, do you think they can clinch it and top off a fantastic season for Martin O'Neill's men?
