Chelsea have scored our fair share of spectacular goals in 2025, and as the calendar year draws to a close, we want you to pick your favourite!
It’s been an excellent 12 months for our men’s team, with two pieces of fresh silverware secured as well as the return of Champions League football to Stamford Bridge.
Along the way, we have found the back of the net on 117 occasions in 62 games across six different competitions. That equates to almost two goals a game!
We have narrowed those down to a shortlist of ten, which we have compiled in the video below. So sit back and enjoy these stunning strikes before casting your vote!
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Marc Cucurella vs Leicester | 9 March
Picking up the ball just outside the box, Cucurella advanced toward the Leicester penalty area before unleashing a strike that found the bottom corner with pinpoint accuracy.
Pedro Neto vs Fulham | 20 April
Pedro Neto snatched all three points in this local derby with a brilliant swivel and finish that kick-started the Blues' pursuit of a top-four finish.
Such was the importance of the strike that it was voted the Chelsea Goal of the Season by Blues supporters.
Joao Pedro vs Fluminense (first) | 9 July
Joao Pedro’s first Chelsea goal was something special. Scored against the club at which he started his career, the Brazilian whipped a shot into the top corner at pace after a clearance landed at his feet outside the box.
The Blues forward would go on to score his second later in the game, which was another venomous stike that clattered into the net via the crossbar.
Cole Palmer vs PSG (second) | 13 July
Palmer had already put the Blues ahead in the Club World Cup final with an expertly guided finish beyond Gianluigi Donnarumma.
He repeated the trick eight minutes later, as the Blues No.10 calmly picked out the bottom left-hand corner, this time after dropping a shoulder to bamboozle the PSG defence and create space for a shot.
Moises Caicedo vs Brentford | 13 September
With this Premier League clash level at 1-1 as full-time approached, the Blues were pushing hard to find a winner at the Gtech Community Stadium.
And we thought we had found it when a clearance fell to Caicedo and he took a touch before unleashing a powerful drive into the top corner from the edge of the penalty area.
Tyrique George vs Lincoln City | 23 September
George's prowess from distance was showcased throughout his time in our Academy. This time, he delivered on the first-team stage.
Reacting to a loose ball - and almost out of nothing - George powered a sweet strike from 20 yards off the post to spark a second-half comeback.
Moises Caicedo vs Liverpool | 4 October
By this point, Caicedo was firmly established as a scorer of great Chelsea goals – and this strike was among his best.
Collecting the ball 30 yards from goal, the Ecuadorian midfielder was given time and space to advance and take aim. He unleashed a fierce strike that flew across goal and rose perfectly into the top corner of Giorgi Mamardashvili's net.
Jamie Gittens vs Wolves | 29 October
Few Chelsea players have opened their account for the club in such style!
In this back-and-forth Carabao Cup tie, a bouncing ball ran into Gittens’ path and he smashed it into the net, via the inside of the post, from 25 yards.
Estevao vs Barcelona | 25 November
This was a goal that highlighted the prodigious talent of our young Brazilian – and put daylight between the Blues and Barcelona on a raucous night at Stamford Bridge.
Collecting a pass from Reece James, Estevao advanced into the Barcelona penalty area, tricked his way beyond two defenders and then unleashed a powerful near-post drive that flew into the roof of the net.
Reece James vs Newcastle | 20 December
With the Blues trailing by two goals at St James' Park, a moment of quality was required to swing momentum our way.
James delivered just after the half-time break, as he struck a stunning 25-yard free kick that whistled beyond Aaron Ramsdale.
Have your say! Vote now for your favourite men's goal of 2025 on the Chelsea Official App