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#1 Scoring at the both ends and assisting all in the same game
Only three players in Premier League history have managed to put their names on this illustrious list.
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Heading the list is current Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney. During the 2012/13 season, in a game between Manchester United and Stoke City, Wayne Rooney opened the scoring for the Potters, as he headed into his own net. Rooney redeemed himself with a brace at the right end and later also assisted Danny Welbeck.
A month later, Welshman Gareth Bale joined Rooney on the list, as he assisted Aaron Lennon before scoring a beautiful 25-yard free kick himself against Liverpool. With Liverpool piling on the pressure, the former Spurs player then headed the ball into his own net from a corner.
However, it was an ex-Bolton star Kevin Davies who appeared first on this list. During the 2008/09 season, in a match against Aston Villa, Davies headed the ball into the net, at both the correct, as well as wrong end. He also setup Johan Elamander’s opener in a clash which they ultimately lost 4-2.
