🎥 Remembering one of Liverpool's most iconic Premier League goals OTD
Emre Can can lay claim to one of the more iconic in Anfield's modern top-flight history after his solitary strike against Watford on this day in 2017 took the spoils.
The Germany international produced an audacious bicycle kick at Vicarage Road which helped Jürgen Klopp's side along in their bid to secure a top four finish.
His effort went on to win the Premier League's inaugural Goal of the Season.
Eight years ago... 🚲Emre with the sublime at Vicarage Road 🤯 pic.twitter.com/oIXzCTzsse
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 1, 2025
Can left the Reds just 12 months later but this goal lives long in the memory.
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