Premiership’s all-time leading points scorers

5. Nick Evans

The former All Black is the only player in the top five not to have represented England and has played in the Premiership for the last 7 years. After moving from the Blues to Harlequins, Evans has racked up 1,295 points and was instrumental in Quins Premiership success in 2012, scoring 20 points in the final against Leicester Tigers in a 30-23 win at Twickenham.

4. Jonny Wilkinson

Wilkinson in unlucky to be only 4th in the standings after 12 years with the Newcastle Falcons. However in his last few seasons for them he suffered injury after injury which prevented him from increasing his points tally. Wilkinson departed Newcastle for Toulon in 2009 having scored 1,489 points in the Premiership.

3. Olly Barkley

Barkley is playing for London Welsh at the moment but it was his 10 years playing for Bath where he enjoyed the best days of his career. He also played for Gloucester, but after a season at Kingsholm he returned to Bath. As of now Barkley has 1,605 points in the Premiership and time is running out for him to increase his tally with London Welsh set for relegation this season.

2. Andy Goode

Goode is a journeyman in the Premiership having played for Leicester Tigers, Saracens, Worcester and Wasps, and his journey is set to continue with London Irish next season. Goode enjoyed most of his success at Leicester Tigers after 9 years at the club but overall he has 2,147 points in the Premiership.

1. Charlie Hodgson

Hodgson leads the way at the moment having scored 2,427 in Nearly 15 years of Premiership Rugby. Hodgson scored most of his points for Sale after an 11 year stay before moving to Saracens in 2011. Hodgson finest hour was the 2005/06 Premiership final for Sale against Leicester in what was a one side affair with Sale winning 45-20 with Hodgson scoring 23 points.