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Aberdeen (1985, 1984, 1980 & 1955), Dundee United (1983), Kilmarnock (1965), Dundee (1962), Heart of Midlothian (1960 & 1958) and Hibernian (1952, 1951 & 1948)
Sixteen Times: Manchester City (8), Chelsea (5), Arsenal (2), Newcastle United (1), Brentford (0), Cardiff City (0), Crystal Palace (0) and Fulham (0)
Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace v AFC Bournemouth), Omar Marmoush (Manchester City v Newcastle United), Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest v Brighton & Hove Albion), Dango Ouattara (AFC Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest), Justin Kluivert (AFC Bournemouth v Newcastle United) and Amad Diallo (Manchester United v Southampton)
Alex Ferguson (4), George Graham (3), Kenny Dalglish, Tommy Docherty, Matt Gillies, Alex McLeish, Willie Reid and Graeme Souness
Dejan Lovren (2019-20 Liverpool), Joško Gvardiol (2023-24 Manchester City) and Mateo Kovačić (2023-24 Manchester City)
Eli Kroupi (AFC Bournemouth), Hamed Traorè (AFC Bournemouth), Amad Diallo (Manchester United) and Simon Adingra Sunderland)
Chris Wood is the All-Time Premier League Highest Goalscorer for Burnley FC (49 Goals) and Nottingham Forest (37 Goals)
Kevin De Bruyne (6 Manchester City), Vincent Kompany (4 Manchester City), Thibaut Courtois (2 Chelsea), Eden Hazard (2 Chelsea), Ritchie De Laet (Leicester City), Michy Batshuayi (Chelsea), Divock Origi (Liverpool) and Jérémy Doku (Manchester City)
Lautaro Martínez (3 Inter Milan), Giuliano Simeone (Atlético Madrid), Enzo Barrenechea (Benfica), Enzo Fernández (Chelsea) and Kevin Mac Allister (Union Saint-Gilloise)
İlkay Gündoğan (5 Manchester City), Robert Huth (2 Chelsea, Leicester City), Leroy Sané (2 Manchester City), Stefan Ortega (2 Manchester City), Jens Lehmann (Arsenal), Michael Ballack (Chelsea) and André Schürrle (Chelsea)
Nemanja Vidić (5 Manchester United), Branislav Ivanović (3 Chelsea), Aleksandar Kolarov (2 Manchester City), Nemanja Matić (2 Chelsea), Mateja Kežman (Chelsea) and Matija Nastasić (Manchester City)
Yannick Bolasie (v Sunderland 11th April 2015), Jean-Philippe Mateta (v Aston Villa 19th May 2024) and Jean-Philippe Mateta (v AFC Bournemouth 18th October 2025)
Jonny Evans (3 Manchester United), Roy Carroll (Manchester United) and Conor Bradley (Liverpool)
Albania (5 Goals), San Marino (5 Goals), Bulgaria (4 Goals), Germany (4 Goals), Malta (4 Goals) and Montenegro (4 Goals)
Denis Irwin (7 Manchester United), Roy Keane (7 Manchester United), John O’Shea (5 Manchester United), Damien Duff (2 Chelsea), Darron Gibson (Manchester United) and Caoimhín Kelleher (Liverpool)
Shinji Kagawa (2012-13 Manchester United), Shinji Okazaki (2015-16 Leicester City), Takumi Minamino (2019-20 Liverpool) and Wataru Endo (2024-25 Liverpool)
Lionel Messi (194), Javier Mascherano (147), Ángel Di María (145), Javier Zanetti (145), Nicolás Otamendi (128), Roberto Ayala (115), Diego Simeone (104) and Sergio Agüero (101)
Bury FC, Bradford Park Avenue, Darwen FC, Glossop North End and Carlisle United
Ralph Hasenhuttl (Southampton, July 2020) and Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace, September 2025)
Lionel Messi (8 Argentina), Miguel Terceros (7 Bolivia), Luis Díaz (7 Colombia), Enner Valencia (6 Ecuador), Salomón Rondón (6 Venezuela), Raphinha (5 Brazil) and Darwin Núñez (5 Uruguay)
Harry Kane (5), Myles Lewis-Skelly, Reece James, Eberechi Eze, Declan Rice, Ezri Konsa, Marc Guéhi, Noni Madueke and Marcus Rashford
Gareth Bale (111), Chris Gunter (109), Wayne Hennessey (109), Ben Davies (98), Neville Southall (92), Aaron Ramsey (86), Ashley Williams (86), Gary Speed (85) and Craig Bellamy (78)
Djed Spence (2025), Dominic Solanke (2024), James Maddison (2023), Harry Winks (2017), Kieran Trippier (2017) and Danny Rose (2016)
Ismaïla Sarr (Crystal Palace), Iliman Ndiaye (Everton), Pape Matar Sarr (Tottenham Hotspur), El Hadji Malick Diouf (West Ham United) and Idrissa Gueye (Everton)
Four Clubs: AFC Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton & Hove Albion and Fulham
Jordan Ayew (42), Antoine Semenyo (26), Tony Yeboah (24), Jeffrey Schlupp (22), André Ayew (21), Michael Essien (17), Mohammed Kudus (13) and Asamoah Gyan (10)
Harry Kane (4 Bayern Munich), Marcus Rashford (2 Barcelona), Eric Dier (AS Monaco), Carney Chukwuemeka (Borussia Dortmund), Lloyd Kelly (Juventus) and Mason Greenwood (Marseille)
