Manchester United 9 Ipswich 0 - March 1995
Manchester United’s win over Ipswich remains the biggest ever victory. Andy Cole led the way with five goals, with Mark Hughes (2), Paul Ince and Roy Keane also netting for United against an Ipswich team who finished bottom at the end of the season.

Tottenham 9 Wigan 1 - November 2009
Jermain Defoe was the hero for Tottenham, bagging five goals in the thrashing at White Hart Lane. Goals from Aaron Lennon, Peter Crouch, a deflected free-kick from David Bentley and Nico Kranjcar completed the rout.

Newcastle 8 Sheffield Wednesday 0 - September 1999
Alan Shearer bagged five goals - including two penalties - as relegation-bound Wednesday were routed at St James’ Park. Aaron Hughes set the ball rolling, while Kieron Dyer and Gary Speed netted in the second half.

Nottingham Forest 1 Manchester United 8 - February 1999
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer came off the bench to fire four goals in the last 10 minutes in this rout of Forest, who went down at the end of the campaign. Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke each got two goals, with Alan Rogers briefly levelling matters for Forest.

Arsenal 7 Everton 0 - May 2005
Dennis Bergkamp scored one and had a hand in three others as fourth-placed Everton were brushed aside by the runners-up. Robert Pires (2), Robin van Persie, Patrick Vieira, Mathieu Flamini and Edu (penalty) completed a memorable night for the Highbury faithful.

Blackburn 7 Nottingham Forest 0 - November 1995
Another Shearer hat-trick against a side who finished in mid-table. Lars Bohinen (2), Mike Newell and Graeme Le Saux also netted.

Manchester United 7 Barnsley 0 - October 1997
Cole’s first half hat-trick helped United to a 4-0 lead in Barnsley’s one and only Premiership season. Ryan Giggs (2), Paul Scholes and Karel Poborsky were also on target.

Arsenal 7 Middlesbrough 0 - January 2006
Thierry Henry inspired this victory with three goals. Philippe Senderos, Robert Pires, Gilberto Silva and Alexander Hleb also scored