As the 2025/26 Scottish Premiership races toward its climactic finale, Sky Sports is inviting fans to take part in selecting the most spectacular goal scored so far this campaign. This annual "Goal of the Season" contest highlights the finest moments of individual brilliance, technical skill, and sheer excitement that have lit up the league over the past months. By participating in the vote, supporters can celebrate the players who have delivered unforgettable strikes and help decide which masterpiece will be crowned the season's ultimate highlight.

The shortlist features twelve outstanding goals, each contributed by a different player representing seven of Scotland's top clubs. The previous edition saw Hibernian’s forward Jack Iredale claim the honour, setting a high bar for this year's contenders.

This season’s lineup showcases a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging talents, each of whom has etched a memorable moment into the league’s narrative. Representing Aberdeen, midfielder Marko Lazetić earned a place on the shortlist after his thunderous finish from outside the box, a goal that combined precision and power to leave both fans and opposition stunned.

Celtic brings three nominees to the table: Reo Hatate, whose curling free‑kick demonstrated textbook technique; Callum McGregor, whose deft chip over the keeper highlighted his vision and composure under pressure; and the dynamic duo of Sebastian Tounekti and Hyun‑Jun Yang, each delivering a goal that blended speed, agility, and clinical finishing. From the east coast, Dundee’s rising star Ethan Hamilton secured his spot with a solo run that saw him dribble past multiple defenders before slotting the ball home, a testament to his confidence and technical ability.

Dundee United’s Zac Sapsford contributed a spectacular volley that rippled the net, showcasing his timing and striking power. Hearts’ Alexandros Kyziridis added a well‑placed header from a corner, demonstrating his aerial prowess and positioning sense. In the lower divisions, Falkirk’s Kyrell Wilson impressed with a long‑range effort that curled into the top corner, while Kilmarnock’s Ben Brannan delivered a quick‑turn finish after a clever one‑two, highlighting his sharp instincts in the box. Rangers round out the shortlist with two exciting entries: Jayden Meghoma’s explosive strike from a tight angle and Youssef Chermiti’s composed finish after a swift counter‑attack, both underscoring the club’s attacking depth.

Fans can watch a compilation of all twelve goals by clicking the play button on the video above. Once you’ve taken in each moment of brilliance, head down to the poll provided below the video and cast your vote for the goal that resonated most with you. Your choice will contribute to the final decision, which will be revealed at the prestigious PFA Scotland Awards ceremony scheduled for Sunday, 3 May. Please note that voting will close promptly at 4 p.m.

on Friday, 1 May, so be sure to make your selection before the deadline. In addition to the excitement of the vote itself, Sky Sports continues to offer comprehensive coverage of the Scottish Premiership, with live broadcasts, expert analysis, and in‑depth highlights available through the NOW streaming platform. Whether you’re at home or on the go, you can stay connected to every twist and turn of the league’s action. Beyond the goal‑of‑the‑season competition, there’s also a chance to engage with Sky Sports’ Super 6 betting game.

Participants can enter for free for a shot at the massive £250,000 prize pool, adding an extra layer of thrill to the season’s closing weeks. In summary, the shortlist presents a diverse array of goals that capture the spirit of Scottish football: power, precision, creativity, and passion.

By voting, you help celebrate the players who have elevated the game with moments that will be remembered long after the final whistle. Keep an eye on the upcoming awards ceremony, enjoy the live action on Sky Sports, and perhaps try your luck in the Super 6 draw.

Your voice matters—choose the goal that truly defines the 2025/26 Scottish Premiership season.