What is the goalscoring record win in Premier League history?

Goal has all the information about the games with the highest scorelines in Premier League history, as well as the largest winning margins

Manchester City's 8-0 hammering of Watford in 2019 or Manchester United's 8-2 demolition of Arsenal at Old Trafford might spring to mind as some of the most memorable scorelines that the Premier League has had to offer – but they are far from the highest-scoring games of all time.

Goal has rounded up the highest Premier League scorelines since the inception of the competition in 1992, as well as the biggest margins in the top-flight.

The highest-scoring Premier League game of all-time was the 11-goal thriller between Portsmouth and Reading in 2007, where Benjani scored a hat-trick.

It is the only 11-goal game that the Premier League has ever witnessed, with Dimitar Berbatov netting four goals in Tottenham's 6-4 victory over Reading that amounted to 10 goals.

The north Londoners occupy the table twice in quick succession, their 9-1 annihilation of Wigan in 2009 in third, followed by Manchester United's famous 8-2 destruction of Arsenal at Old Trafford in the 2011-12 season.

Other high-scoring games include Arsenal's 7-3 victory over Newcastle in 2012 and West Brom's 5-5 rollercoaster game against Manchester United the season after.

Additionally, United are holders of the largest winning margin away from home through with 8-1 defeat of Nottingham Forest at the City Ground in 1999.

Manchester City missed the chance to equal the largest winning Premier League margin – set by crosstown rivals Manchester United – when they hosted Watford at the Etihad in 19-20 and won 8-0, with Bernardo Silva netting a hat-trick.

The Red Devils currently hold the record for the margin of the largest Premier League win with their 9-0 victory over Ipswich in 1994.

Andy Cole scored five goals for the home side, with Mark Hughes netting twice after Roy Keane opened the scoring in the 15th minute.

Tottenham are the only other club to have managed to score nine goals in a single Premiership game with their 9-1 win over Wigan at their former home of White Hart Lane in 2009.