Viduka, Messi, Zlatan, Suarez, Arshavin: Who had the greatest four-goal haul? In the wake of Luis Suarez's spectacular four goals against Norwich on Wednesday, Fox Sports looks at the greatest four goal hauls in history, featuring Mark Viduka, Lionel Messi, Robert Lewandowski and Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Who has scored the most memorable four goal haul this century? THREE screaming volleys and a moment of set piece genius: Luis Suarez's four goal haul against Norwich was a master class of forward play. But where do you rank that foursome performance alongside some other memorable solo displays? We look at five other great four-goal performances from the 21st Century. Mark Viduka. Leeds v Liverpool, 2000 Australian Viduka had joined Leeds from Celtic in the summer and had six goals from eight games after taking six to get off the mark in the Premier League. Liverpool were a bogey team for Leeds and raced to a two-goal lead before Viduka pounced in the 24th minute. He then levelled the score before Liverpool pulled ahead 3-2 but then added two in two minutes - the 73rd and 75th - to set up a 4-3 victory. Viduka's greatest strengths were on display. His first was a poacher's goal after a defensive error, the second a bullet header, the third showcased his technical ability as a Cruyff turn in the box set up the chance and the fourth was an exquisite chip. Barcelona v Arsenal, 2010. Arsenal led 1-0 early in the second leg of this Champions League quarterfinal at the Nou Camp before magical Messi made, according to Arsene Wenger "the impossible, possible." His first was a left foot rocket from outside the area but the ighlight was his third. Running away from a hopelessly out of position defence, he met Manuel Almunia with an impudent chip that left the keeper on his bum and the ball in the net. Messi chips Manuel Almunia to complete his hat-trick in the Champions League quarter-final second-leg match at the Nou Camp. Andrei Arshavin. Arsenal v Liverpool, 2009. Liverpool were top of the Premier League when Arsenal visited in April 2009 but a 4-4 draw rocked them to a point from which they never recovered. It was honeymoon days for Russian star of the 2008 Euros Asharvin - later to balloon into a costly flop at the Gunners. Three of the goals were routine but his third lives stood out - a swerving right foot drive from outside the area. Arshavin fires in the best of his four against Liverpool. Robert Lewandowski. Borsussia Dortmund v Real Madrid, 2013. It was the size of the occasion rather than the brilliance of the strikes that makes this performance stand out as Dortmund blitzed Jose Mourinho's Madrid 4-1 to reach the final against Bayern Munich. The first was a close range volley, the second came as Madrid called in vain for off-side, the fourth was a penalty and the third was the best. He turned sharply on his right foot in the area to escape Pepe and create space, then sent the ball in a flash into the top of the net. It was a performance to make him one of the hottest prospects in world football. Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Sweden v England, 2012. Let's start at the finish. Zlatan's incredible 30 metre bicycle kick into an empty net after Joe Hart came out of his box and fluffed a headed clearance, was the most astonishing strike of the past 13 months. It was even more remarkable having come with a hat-trick already in the bag. The 4-2 win at Friends Arena was a Zlatan clinic. His first was an improvised poke with the outside of right boot, the second a volley after expertly cushioning a through ball on his chest and the third a crashing low free kick that left Hart stranded. It was only a friendly match but the crowning glory will never be forgtotten. "When I saw the goalkeeper was out I tried to put it against the goal, and luckily it went in," Ibrahimovic said. It's both luck and skill. Who has scored the most memorable four goal haul?