FourFourTwo's 442GOALS game has taken over social media and we've produced an all-time best Premier League XI with a combined 442 goals.
The game requires you to create a team of players past and present that have scored exactly 442 goals in the Premier League.
Lining up in a 4-4-2 formation, you must roll the dice when three Premier League players will appear on the slot machine for you to choose from. There's the option of Classic Mode, where players can go above 442 goals, or the Hardcore Mode, where players must achieve exactly 442 goals from their team.
In our best Premier League XI that's scored a combined 442 goals, it would have been distasteful to not select a goalkeeper who has found the back of the net.
Six goalkeepers have achieved the rare feat of scoring in a Premier League fixture - Peter Schmeichel, Brad Friedel, Paul Robinson, Tim Howard, Asmir Begovic and Alisson - and we've opted to go for none other than the Great Dane himself to go between the sticks.
In front of him is a Manchester-dominated back four with Kyle Walker and Patrice Evra lining up alongside an impenetrable partnership of Rio Ferdinand and Vincent Kompany.
Manchester United duo Ferdinand and Evra won five Premier League titles and a UEFA Champions League together at Old Trafford and contribute a total of 18 Premier League goals. Walker and Kompany achieved 11 major trophies as teammates at the Etihad Stadium, and the pair combine for 26 Premier League goals.
To ensure this XI isn't filled entirely with former players from the North West, Arsenal Invincible Robert Pires slots in over David Beckham on 62 goals. Rivals will become friends as Patrick Vieira partners Roy Keane in the middle of the park, with the pair scoring 31 and 39 goals respectively.
Completing the four-man midfield is former Tottenham Hotspur sensation Gareth Bale, who netted 53 Premier League goals before his blockbuster switch to Real Madrid.
Due to goal restraints, we were unable to pick any of the three strikers in the Premier League's 200 club. Instead, we've opted for Manchester City's prolific Norwegian Erling Haaland, who at present has scored 117 goals in 137 Premier League appearances for the Citizens - he averages a goal every 98 minutes in England's top-flight.
Accompanying Haaland up top is the clinical Ruud van Nistelrooy, who scored 20+ goals in every Premier League season but the injury-impacted 2004/05 campaign, totalling 95 goals in 150 appearances for Manchester United, which brings us nicely to the desired mark of 442 goals.
GK: Peter Schmeichel - 1 goal
RB: Kyle Walker - 8 goals
CB: Vincent Kompany - 18 goals
CB: Rio Ferdinand - 11 goals
LB: Patrice Evra - 7 goals
RM: Robert Pires - 62 goals
CM: Patrick Vieira - 31 goals
CM: Roy Keane - 39 goals
LM: Gareth Bale - 53 goals
ST: Erling Haaland - 117 goals
ST: Ruud van Nistelrooy - 95 goals