Dominic Calvert-Lewin has made Premier League history after extending his goalscoring run to 11 consecutive seasons.
The Leeds United striker found the net in the 79th minute against Brentford on Sunday, cancelling out Kevin Schade’s first-half opener to earn Daniel Farke’s side a point in a 1-1 draw at Elland Road.
With that strike, Calvert-Lewin became the only player to have scored in every Premier League season since 2016/17.
The streak started at Everton
Calvert-Lewin’s record dates back to his Everton days. He opened his account against Hull City in 2016/17 when he connected with Tom Davies’ low cross in a 4-0 victory.
What began as a single goal has developed into one of the most consistent scoring records in the competition:
- 2016/17: 1 goal
- 2017/18: 4 goals
- 2018/19: 6 goals
- 2019/20: 13 goals
- 2020/21: 16 goals
- 2021/22: 5 goals
- 2022/23: 2 goals
- 2023/24: 7 goals
- 2024/25: 3 goals
- 2025/26: 14 goals for Leeds United
Momentum maintained at Leeds United
Before his move to Leeds, Calvert-Lewin’s run stood at nine consecutive seasons. The switch to Elland Road did nothing to interrupt his momentum, and he scored 14 Premier League goals in his first season with the club in 2025/26.
Now, with his latest strike against Brentford, Calvert-Lewin has scored in the Premier League in 11 successive seasons. Across those campaigns, he has found the net 72 times — a tally built across two clubs and a decade of top-flight football.
