Part five of our goals of 2013 quest looks at the best spectacular, freak goals scored last year Here's the top 5 efforts from 2013 that make you think: did I really see that? Which is your favourite? Who gets the nod for the best freak goal of 2013? AS you make the first tentative steps back into the working year, we've got a little bit of football magic to ease you into 2014 as we conclude our quest to find the best goal of 2013. We've brought you the best long bombs, team, solo and dead-ball goals, and our final week in this series concludes with a football fans' favourite: freak goals. Whether it's a brilliant piece of improvisation, acrobatics, audacious technique or a ridiculous overhead, every now and then we see a goal that simply takes our breath away. We've found five from across the globe that do just that - and there's an Aussie flying the flag in that batch - plus a bonus batch that didn't quite make the final cut. Check out a collection of some of the craziest goals scored in world football in 2013. Lisa De Vanna's outrageous overhead playing club football in America saw her earn a spot on FIFA's coveted Puskas Award top 10 for goal of the year, so her inclusion on this list was a no brainer! Which freak goal gets your nod? The great debate will culminate with a final list, which we'll unveil for voting this week. It's not too late to cast your vote on our earlier categories either: DEADLY DEAD BALL: Bale, Finkler, Ronaldo, Baines, Toure Who scored the best freak goal in 2013? Lisa De Vanna became a YouTube sensation. Sky Blue FC v Boston Breakers, National Women's Soccer League, 1 June 2013 The 28-year-old Perth-born striker is one of the most talented female footballers produced in this country. A star for the Matildas, if not an enigmatic one, her talents earned worldwide headlines when her spectacular overhead hit the internet in June. Fulham's Pajtim Kasami - as good as van Basten? Fulham v Crystal Palace, Barclays Premier League, 21 October 2013 Crazy technique, on the run, from an audacious angle - this was truly a goal to take your breath away. It was such a good goal that it was mentioned in the same breath as Marco van Basten's famous strike for Holland at Euro '88. What's a goals compilation without the big Swede? Paris Saint Germain v Bastia, Ligue 1, 20 October 2013 As sure as we are that night follows day, we should simply expect the flamboyant Swede to feature on such a list. This contribution showed all the flexibility and athleticism of a player with a black belt in taekwondo, and all the gumption of a striker who has made a career out of doing what others can't, as he backheeled a goal home against hapless Bastia in a 4-0 win. Shinji Ono enjoying the spoils of the 2012-2013 season. Western Sydney Wanderers v Brisbane Roar, A-League, 12 April 2013 The Japanese marquee man is a repeat offender in our goal of the year series. This effort was as stunning for the context of the goal as much as the sheer class of the effort to chip, with pinpoint precision, Roar keeper Michael Theo. It was the moment of brilliance to put Western Sydney into the A-League grand final. Mexico's Raul Jimenez scores his spectacular winner. Mexico v Panama, FIFA World Cup qualifier, 11 October 2013 Talking about the context of a goal, this has to be one of the most spectacular efforts ever with World Cup fate about to extinguish. Mexico were 1-1 with 85 minutes to go against Panama, which would have all but seen the country's World Cup dreams dashed. Step up Jimenez, who pulled this bicycle out of the bag to put his country into the play-offs, which they cruised through against New Zealand.