In the thrilling landscape of the Premier League, the race for the most non-penalty goals has intensified, with a trio of goal-scoring powerhouses leading the charge.
Bournemouth's Dominic Solanke, Manchester City's Erling Haaland, and West Ham United's Jarrod Bowen have surged to the top, each boasting an impressive tally of 11 non-penalty goals.
Solanke, often a key figure in Bournemouth's attacking arsenal, has demonstrated his prowess in finding the net this season, matching the striking abilities of Haaland and Bowen, who have been instrumental for their respective clubs in their quest for dominance.
Hot on their heels, Tottenham Hotspur's Son Heung-Min sits just shy of the top spot with an admirable 10 non-penalty goals to his name, showcasing his consistent goal-scoring form for Spurs.
Meanwhile, the duo of Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins have demonstrated their striking prowess, standing shoulder to shoulder with nine non-penalty goals each, contributing significantly to their teams' performances on the field.
Most non-penalty goals in the Premier League this season:
Dominic Solanke - 11
Erling Haaland - 11
Jarrod Bowen - 11
Son Heung-Min - 10
Mohamed Salah - 9
Ollie Watkins - 9
As the season progresses, the competition to claim the coveted top spot in this goal-scoring race promises to add further excitement and anticipation to the Premier League.
Remember, Dominic Solanke continued his fine scoring form as Bournemouth beat Fulham to earn a fourth Premier League win in a row.
Solanke doubled the advantage from the penalty spot just past the hour mark, sending Leno the wrong way for his 12th league goal of the season after Antoine Semenyo was bundled over by Joao Palhinha.
It was the striker's fifth goal in his last three matches, while the penalty was Bournemouth's first in 65 games, ending a stretch of 609 days without a spot-kick.
