Premier League Round 38: Final Day Drama and Statistical Standouts
27th May 2025
The curtain fell on another thrilling Premier League season with round 38 delivering its usual blend of drama, individual brilliance, and compelling statistical narratives. Here are the key numbers that defined the final matchday.
Cunha’s Shot-Happy Finale
Wolves‘ 1-1 draw with Brentford showcased Matheus Cunha’s relentless attacking intent, as the Brazilian forward unleashed eight shots throughout the encounter. This remarkable output brings his tally to 21 shots across his last five Premier League appearances — more than any other player in the division during this period, underlining his status as one of the league’s most persistent goal threats.
Mbeumo Joins Elite Company
Bryan Mbeumo continued his impressive campaign by finding the net for Brentford for the second consecutive match, taking his seasonal tally to 20 goals. Only Mohamed Salah, Alexander Isak, and Erling Haaland have surpassed this figure in the Premier League this season, placing the Cameroonian forward in truly elite company.
Bowen’s Consistent Brilliance
West Ham’s comprehensive 3-1 victory over Ipswich featured another goal from Jarrod Bowen, who scored for the fourth game running. The English forward now boasts seven goal involvements in his last five Premier League appearances — a productivity rate unmatched by any player in the league during this timeframe.
Wilson’s Shooting Precision
Despite Fulham’s 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Harry Wilson registered two shots on target, bringing his total to eight across his last five Premier League games. No player in the division has managed more shots on target during this period, highlighting the Welsh midfielder’s accuracy in front of goal.
Defensive Standouts and Disciplinary Tales
Brighton’s Mats Wieffer excelled defensively in their emphatic 4-1 victory over Tottenham, making six tackles to cap off an outstanding five-game period with 29 tackles — the highest tally of any Premier League player during this span.