Beckham how many free kick goals

For those of a Premier League persuasion, you'll know English football has been lucky enough to bare witness to the likes of David Beckham, Gianfranco Zola, Thierry Henry, Laurent Robert over the years, all of whom had supreme quality that very few can replicate.

To celebrate the very best at their trade, 90min spins you through the players who have scored the most free-kicks in Premier League history. Not only is James Ward-Prowse certain to go down as a club legend at Southampton, he's already usurped Matt Le Tissier as the club's greatest dead ball exponent. Against Aston Villa, he became just the ninth player to score two free-kicks in one match, arching two superb efforts over the hosts' wall and into the top corner.

Whether it has been in blue or red, Mata has scored some very important free-kicks for both Chelsea and Manchester United. The Spaniard also has eight to his name, with precision and accuracy taking the fore over raw power. When Christian Eriksen turned up at Tottenham, the Lilywhites knew they had a real player on their hands.

The Dane not only became one of the Premier League's most exciting playmakers, he forged a reputation as one of the division's most composed and confident dead-ball specialists.

He whipped in eight during his time at Spurs, also earning a place in the 'scored two free-kicks in one game' club.

Former Newcastle and Aston Villa fan-favourite Nolberto Solano scored nine Premier League free-kicks, and was one of those players that you winced at seeing over a dead-ball - if you were the opposition.

The Peruvian was unerringly accurate and formed one half of the most lethal set piece combination duos ever seen alongside teammate Laurent Robert. More on him later.

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