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These players hold the dubious distinction of having the highest number of own goals in Premier League history, highlighting the unpredictability and intensity of the league
In the high-stakes world of the Premier League, where every goal can mean the difference between victory and defeat, the unfortunate occurrence of own goals adds an unexpected twist to the drama. While own goals are rare and often accidental, some players have found themselves scoring against their own team more frequently than others.
This article delves into the players who hold the dubious distinction of having the highest number of own goals in Premier League history, highlighting the unpredictability and intensity of the league
Richard Dunne - 10 Own Goals
Richard Dunne tops the list with a remarkable 10 own goals throughout his Premier League career. This record places him at the top, not just for own goals but also for having the most red cards in the Premier League.
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Jamie Carragher - 7 Own Goals
The former Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher, is known for his steadfast defense but also for his 7 own goals. This includes a memorable match where he scored twice against his own side in a game against Manchester United.
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Phil Jagielka - 7 Own Goals
Phil Jagielka, with spells at Sheffield United and Everton, also has 7 own goals to his name. Despite his own goal tally, Jagielka is praised for his dedication and leadership on the field.
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Martin Skrtel - 7 Own Goals
Martin Skrtel, another Liverpool centre-back, scored 7 own goals during his time in the Premier League. Notably, four of these came in a single season (2013-2014), contributing to his reputation for unfortunate interventions.
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Wes Brown - 6 Own Goals
Wes Brown, who played for Manchester United, Sunderland, and Blackburn Rovers, has 6 own goals in his Premier League career.
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Brown's career is highlighted by his contributions to Manchester United's Champions League victories and multiple Premier League titles.
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