Video: goal of the year in round 32?

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Take your pick ... round 32 dished up several contenders for the EPL goal of the season. Source: Neal Simpson / AFP

Did round 32 of the Barclays Premier League dish up the goal of the season? The award-givers certainly have plenty to choose from.

Matthew Lowton put the exclamation mark on Aston Villa's crucial win over Stoke City with a strike right out of the top drawer.

But he faces stiff compeition in the form of Kevin Mirallas's slalom run and finish against Tottenham and Sergio Aguero's Manchester derby-winning rocket.

Sit back and watch the five best goals from another riveting round of EPL action in the video above.

Newcastle United might have picked up a crucial three points on the weekend, but they're still stuck in a good old-fashioned relegation dogfight.

If the Toon army do survive, they might just look at Saturday's last-gasp win against Fulham as a key moment.

Manager Alan Pardew's celebration of Papiss Cisse's 90th minute winner tells you just how big a win it was from the Geordies.

Watch Cisse's cool-as-ice finish and Pardew going bananas in the video below.

Tomas Rosicky's Arsenal career has been punctuated by injury, but the Czech dynamo showed just what he offers to the Gunners during their big win over West Bromwich Albion.

Rosicky was involved in everything good Arsenal produced in the final third, and was rewarded with a brace of goals.

Wenger is a big fan of the midfielder and with Jack Wilshere and Theo Walcott battling injuries, he is shaping up as a crucial part of Arsenal's run-in and pursuit of a prized top-four finish.

Watch Rosicky's masterclass against the Baggies below.

Jay Rodriguez's fine individual performance in Southampton's win over relegation strugglers Reading rewarded him with a place in the EPL Team of the Week, but there might be a bigger reward in store for the Saints forward.

Rodriguez is eyeing a place in the England national team and if he can keep adding to his nine goals this season, Roy Hodgson might just come knocking.