Michael Owen's top goals
Stoke and former England striker Michael Owen will retire from football at the end of the season.
Press Association Sport looks at five of his most significant goals.
May 1997 v Wimbledon
Owen scored on his senior Liverpool debut after coming on as a substitute to become, at the time, the Premier League's youngest goalscorer aged 17 years and 143 days.
June 1998 v Argentina
Arguably Owen's most iconic strike. With England drawing 1-1 with Argentina in their World Cup last-16 clash the striker raced on to David Beckham's pass to out-pace Jose Chamot, drift past Roberto Ayala and clip a shot across goalkeeper Carlos Roa.
May 2001 v Arsenal
Another typical Owen strike. Having already produced a late equaliser he charged onto Patrik Berger's through-ball to beat Lee Dixon and covering centre-back Tony Adams to fire a narrow-angle left-footed shot just inside the far post.
September 2001 v Germany
Similar to his goal against Argentina, Owen this time received a pass from Steven Gerrard to advance into the area and fire high past Oliver Kahn for his hat-trick in their 5-1 World Cup qualifier win in Munich.
April 2005 v Barcelona
Possibly not one of his most important goals but to score in a Clasico for Real Madrid is a high point for any player, let alone an Englishman, but although it helped secure a 4-2 win it could not prevent their arch-rivals ultimately winning the title by four points.